OS: Ubuntu 24.04.2

Zoom: Version 6.6.0

Logged in through work account.

A watermark of my email address was showing on my video and shared screens on my zoom client.  The host did not have watermarks enabled in settings and nobody else in the meeting had watermarks.  This is the first time I have seen them.

Last time I used this client (two days ago) with the same host and same account there were no watermarks.

Why were they there and how can I stop them from appearing?  

Thanks

Good day,

We have a licensed Zoom account and regularly assign two alternative hosts for our meetings. Recently, we changed our email domain, and since then, we’ve encountered an issue when assigning these hosts using their new email addresses.

Whenever we try to assign them as alternative hosts, we receive the following error:

“Unable to assign [new email] as an alternative host because the user cannot be selected at this time.”

However, assigning them using their old email addresses still works without issue.

Could you please advise how we can assign them as alternative hosts using their new email domain? We want to ensure our Zoom setup reflects our updated contact information.

Thank you for your assistance.

On a Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 5 with AirPod Pros Gen 2. Issue started when I opened up Zoom (6.6.6.) this morning and was greeted with a "Failed to detect your speaker. Please make sure your speaker is property connected." Sometimes it's "Failed to detect your microphone. Please make sure your microphone is properly connected." 

Since then, I have done the following recommended fixes: 

• Updated my Windows (11). 
• Updated my audio, Bluetooth, and system drivers using Lenovo Vantage. 
• Updated my Zoom. 
• Uninstalled/reinstalled Zoom Workplace. 
• Disconnected/reconnected my AirPods. 
• Disconnected AirPods from all devices.
• Factory reset my AirPods. 
• Reset my laptop at least five times throughout all of this. 
• Ensured AirPods are selected as both microphone and speaker in Zoom, trying both "same as system" and "headphones" (they work as both outside of zoom).
• Ensured my laptop is giving access to Zoom to use my AirPods as a speaker/microphone (via system settings, Vantage, and Zoom). 
• Turned off the setting that manually adjusts microphone volume in Zoom. 
• Turned off the system setting that allows app exclusive control over the audio. 

Not sure if this is a Lenovo/ThinkPad or Zoom issue or a combination of the both. Sometimes when I test the audio in Zoom it works sometimes it doesn't. However, outside of Zoom (for example, if I test the audio through the system settings) I hear it no problem.  

I just opened my Macbook and my AirPods flawlessly connected and worked on Zoom. 

Unable to turn off auto zzom feature on whos speaking. 
We would like to just have the entire room on camera to avoid issues. But cannot find any setting related to auto zoom / auto framing. 
We know on Macs its avilable to turn off.....how do we turn off on windows devices?