Hello,

I am working with someone that is on the other end of a Zoom meeting and he’s experiencing audio suppression issues. The setting is in a church. He’s conducting ceremonies that utilize bells, singing bowls and also chanting from others in the roo. His voice is coming through crystal clear but the second that he strikes an instrument or others in the room begin chanting, it cuts everything out. We’ve tried every single audio option in the settings, but none of them allow the sounds to come through. He’s using the current version of Zoom on a newer MacBook and the microphone that he’s using is a Blue Yeti Logitech USB. He has also tried just using the built-in mic on the laptop but has the same results. Can anyone advise on how to remedy this?

I begin by apologizing for using the "Meetings" location for this post because the issue I wish to raise does not fit neatly into any of the listed Locations. Specifically, even though I have a meeting ID and passcode for a tw-day meeting later in 2025, I cannot find reference to that meeting on either my zoom app or in my Zoom schedule on the Zoom web site. Why and how can this be resolved/avoided?

Is there any information on when we can expect the iOS Zoom app icon to be updated to support the new dark mode for icons that launched in iOS 18? At this point it is one of only two apps left on my entire phone that haven’t updated their icons. For such low hanging fruit, I wouldn’t have thought it would take this long. 

Hello, 

i have a problem with my university and I need to prove that I joined the meetings of a lesson. I can’t find a detailed history of the meetings that I joined, I only found the past meetings IDs but it doesn’t mention how many times I joined the same meeting ID, because it was the same every time.

Please someone help me with this I is very important!!!!

I am a foreign language teacher and my students are all adults.  I do not care to check whether they are on-task (they are), or who is talking/listening/participating (they all do).  I need to hear what words they are using, in what order, and how they are pronouncing those words! 

Right now, Zoom has improved breakout rooms with the enhanced breakout room app, but it is geared more toward ensuring that students are doing what they are supposed to, and giving them new info while they are in the different rooms.  The teacher can not hear the students talk.  The explanation given for this is that "it would be too confusing if you could hear everyone at once."  Wouldn't it be possible to have a "mute" button for each room?  Could I not, as a teacher, mute and unmute the breakout rooms so I could focus on what is being said in each one?  At the moment, the only option I have is to go into each breakout room and let them know I'm there.  The students, who are focused on holding their conversation or reading dialogues aloud, experience my arrival as if I came clomping into the room with my army boots on, announcing in a loud voice "Hi everyone!  I'm here listening!"  They have said they wish I could just listen to them and only say something if they need correction.  I wish that, too.