I use the Fedora rpm package of the meetings desktop client
However, I only want to install software that is correctly cryptographically signed.
That was not a problem so far. However, the recent version 5.8.4 (210) is not signed at all (see rpm -qpi output below), and the gpg signature validation fails.

$ rpm -qpi zoom_x86_64.rpm 
Name        : zoom
Version     : 5.8.4.210
Release     : 1
Architecture: x86_64
Install Date: (not installed)
Group       : default
Size        : 226471546
License     : see https://www.zoom.us/
Signature   : (none)
Source RPM  : zoom-5.8.4.210-1.src.rpm
Build Date  : Fri 12 Nov 2021 07:27:39 AM CET
Build Host  : localhost
Relocations : / 
Packager    : Zoom Linux Team <linux-dev@zoom.us>
Vendor      : Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
URL         : https://www.zoom.us
Summary     : Zoom Cloud Meetings

Following the Zoom iPad Client Update Version 5.10.3 last week, many Zoom meetings I attend each day are now showing ALL participants whose video is off without any profile pictures.  Most of these participants DO have active account profile pictures, however they don’t display during meetings.

I’m using a newer iPad Pro running iOS 15.4.1.

This is a security issue for larger meetings.

I saw the article on your website which addresses how to enable / disable profile photos from the Zoom web portal, however, a few of the Zoom administrators I have spoken to have profile pictures enabled for participants (with their cameras off), yet when viewing the Zoom sessions on my iPad, ALL participants with video off now only have the default white figurine picture displaying against a black background.

Hi! Practical question for a Zoom call with around 500 people in. 

We use a countdown timer that I spotlight for the 10-minute countdown. When the countdown ends, I need to remove the spotlight for the already spotlighted keynote speaker to be up on screen alone. 

As the countdown ends, people are still waiting to be admitted from the waiting room, so the participants' list jumps around constantly, even when popped out.

Is there a way to keep the timer where I need it so I can remove the spotlight? Or am missing something really simple? 

Thanks so much! I really need to get this figured out...

Hi,

I have an issue with the keyboard when screensharing. When I share my screen the other person can draw using the pencil but can't type text, it's as if their keyboard is locked (it even makes that sound) whereas I can annotate just fine. However the keyboard isn't really locked, they can use it to navigate between slides on a powerpoint for example.

The reverse is true : when the other person share their screen I'm unable to type text but can drap on it. The keyboard works in the chat and when using the whiteboard, I only get this issue when screen sharing.

Has anyone elle ever had this problem? I'm using Windows on my computer.