I've been doing free Zoom for 2 years with a group of friends across the country.   Wanting to move past the 40 min restriction, we agreed to sign up for Zoom Pro...with me being the licensee.   What I didn't realize would come of that is that I am now the one responsible for ending the meetings...which is not good, as I at times need to sign off before the rest of the group.   Is there a way to give authority to other members of my group to do that?

How come I could before had a free meeting for more than 40 minutes and now anymore? It should be left this way, that was the main reason I still used this app because you could record and use the class for more than 40 minutes, it feels useless using it this way, I could better go to another app

I have changed from iPhone 8 Plus to iPhone 13 mini. In Zoom my thumbnail to right shows image flipped and with black bars tope. This is annoying as I use Zoom for Pilates class and need to see what the teacher is seeing at her end, but black bars stop me doing this. Also I connect my iPhone to Apple TV box, but  the image on my TV is now a smaller frame not full screen of TV.

All worked fine with iPhone 8. Why would it be different on another iPhone.

Our department uses an interaction desktop phone system.  Within the past 6 weeks if a staff member has a zoom meeting running and they receive a phone call they are automatically unmuted from zoom when they answer the call.  If the staff end the zoom meeting to answer the call the caller cannot hear the staff.  Has anyone else had this issue arise for them and if so what setting changes did you complete?

A new member of my team was unable to exit the meeting. so I removed her from the meeting now she couldn't login using that id and it states "you are unable to join this meeting because previously the host removed you from this meeting"

What should I do