At the beginning of a recent Zoom session, the photo shown of myself was as expected. That is, it was the photo associated with my Windows userid. At the beginning of the session I was using headphones, but at some point I needed to get up from my position at the PC, and I switched the audio from headphones to an external speaker. After I did that, the photo shown was the photo associated with my Windows profile.

I do a lot of tutoring in math at various levels and I want to be able to do fractions, protractor, coordinates, geometry, and more with the whiteboard instead of having to jump back and forth between screen share and white board. It gets to be quite cumbersome and annoying.

A few Zoom Desktop for macOS releases ago, the mute button on my Jabra Speak 410 Corded Speakerphone stopped working.

This button was always in sync with the Zoom mute state but now seems to work independently.

As a result, if I mute my Jabra Speak 410, I think the hardware is muted but Zoom doesn't show me as muted.

What is a good place to file this as a bug? The Jabra 410 is listed as officially supported so it would be great if this could be fixed.

Version: 6.0.10 (39647) 

Our meetings are open to anyone, and we like to see participants faces, but I need a way to control what those participants show as video, like preventing them from running some kind of video loop of erotic behavior. Seeing their face in real time is OK, but somehow, they're replacing their real time face with something else. Is there a way to control that?

I attend Zoom video conference meetings regularly and I feel uncomfortable that I have my video on and my face showing and some attendees have their video turned off but they can still see everyone else. Is there any way that a meeting can be set up that if attendees have their video off they cannot see anyone else who has their video on?  This is a security issue. From what I can see there is nothing stopping these people from taking a screen shot of the attendees on the meeting without our knowledge. Even if I hide people who do not have their video on, they can still see me and other attendees who have their video on. If this feature has not been added, I feel that given all the Zoom Bombers and security issues in Zoom, this is important to address immediately.

I'm running Zoom on Linux (Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS) on an older Dell-XPS-L322X machine. When I try to use the Mic test, I can SEE that the volume indicator in the Test Window indicating the rise and fall of the sound.  However, i never HEAR the playback of my "testing 1-2-3" although if I continue on and connect with another user, sound and video both work. 

I suspect this is either a programming error in Zoom or the Ubuntu audio driver, but I can't solve in nor have I found others with same problem.  (Yes, I've removed and reinstalled both the OS and Zoom.)