I have two users that are delegates for different people. They are able to schedule meetings/Zoom meetings in Outlook for their delegators. I have confirmed the meeting is showing up on the delegators' web portals as being the host. When the time comes for the meeting, the Zoom presence status for the delegate will switch from available to in a meeting, even though nothing is on her calendar. The only calendar that is showing any appointment is the delegator. As of right now, Zoom support has been unable to duplicate the issue and can't assist with resolving the issue. Has anyone experienced anything like this?

When I use Zoom on my computer and connect my bluetooth headphones (which also have a mic), I am able to click the little up arrow on the Mute/Mic button and choose between the mic on my headphonse, which is not that good, and the mic on my computer, which I prefer to use.  However, when I connect my bluetooth headphones to my iPad on Zoom it automatically goes to the mic on the headphones and the little up arrow on the Zoom Mute button is not there.  Is there any way to change to the iPad mic while still listening via the bluetooth headphones?

I don't understand why this is doable on a computer but not on an iPad...

It will be useful to me and very possibly many others for participating in group meetings. You might treat it as a reasonable accommodation for, in my case, autism and ADHD.

I want an overlay text in my video saying ex. 'If I am not in my seat I am pacing to upregulate my focus' rather than simply turning my video off.

There is a workaround by renaming myself but it allows a limited number of characters.

I would like Zoom to not steal focus at ANY time in Windows 10 Pro. This includes when Zoom is starting up, when joining a meeting, and when someone starts sharing their screen.

By that I mean, if I'm working on a document, Zoom will take away focus and "steal" keystrokes from the document I'm currently working in. This is very frustrating and should not happen at all.

I use a MacBook Pro (2015) and things were fine until I updated the software to the latest macOS Monterey. I teach classes on Zoom, my AirPods have now been making crackling and static noises for a few weeks. I hear the noise and unfortunately people listening to me talking also hear the same thing. At first it was only happening when I was sharing Spotify music in Zoom, it was like Zoom couldn't handle me using another application like a browser or Spotify without the sound becoming weird, but now it happens all the time no matter if I'm only using Zoom or other apps along with it, and sometimes the sound drops out completely so I can't hear anything (no music or people talking). Sometimes folks can still hear music I'm sharing (clearly, or static noise disrupting the music) but not my voice. I took the AirPods to Apple Store and they tested them, no problem with anything. They work just fine with all my devices except the combination of MacBook Pro + Zoom. SO FRUSTRATING. Anyone had this experience? Desperate for a solution, or it looks like I might just have to find a different platform than Zoom.