Typically, when I sign into Zoom on Windows, I will be asked to enter my username and password about once per week or so. It will remember my credentials for repeat uses within that timeframe. If I open a new meeting and I haven't explicitly logged in with my username and password, it will deny my the ability to allow multiple participants to share the screen. This is really annoying, as I have no way of knowing when this lack of full hosting capabilities is going to kick in. The only fix is to ask everyone to log out and then log in with username/pw.

Is there a workaround to this very annoying glitch? 

One of my colleagues accidentally synced her calendar (we assume google calendar) to our Zoom and we both can't work out how to unsync it. She also can't remember how she did it.

Her meetings for other companies keep coming up in our upcoming Zoom meeting list and under calendar when creating a new meeting, her email is the only option.

We have looked through users, hosts, calendar etc in settings, but we can't work out how she managed to do it.

Any advice much appreciated!

In the era of remote work and virtual meetings, organizations heavily rely on platforms like Zoom for communication this is such an amazing platform I used, experienced, and get benefits all the time.

However, a recent surge in cybersecurity threats has raised concerns about the safety of sensitive information exchanged during these virtual meetings.

Recently, few days ago I host a meeting on unsecure platform I have no knowledge about him, my entertainment news whatsapp group link are hacked during session. But thank God I recovered it.

Explore the potential risks associated with using Zoom for confidential business discussions and propose effective measures that companies can implement to enhance the security of their virtual meetings.

I am setting up a recurring meeting that I cannot attend every week and that I often will have to leave early. I would like to designate someone as an alternate host so that they can start the meeting and end it as necessary without me being there. I have tried "chat" to get help but nothing there seems to give me the answer I need. Any suggestions? It just keeps telling me that my person is not available to be an alternative at this time.

Hello, 

Our arts organization recently hosted a public program via zoom and used live transcription and closed captioning. We noticed that many Native American and Indigenous words were completely, wrongly transcribed (I mean off the charts, BAD). How can we prevent this from happening? 

Thanks!

I conduct one-to-one meetings on Zoom with various clients. On occasions (not all the time), I cannot see the picture of one client when he joins my meeting. He says he can see the message 'host disabled video sharing'. On the occasions this happens, I send him a new meeting request and link and there is no problem. Sometimes we have to do this, and sometimes the issue doesn't arise and I can see his picture from the start. But I'd like to find out what the issue is as it wastes time at the start of the meeting if I have to email him another Zoom meeting request. I don't know what device he uses. Can anyone help me figure out what the problem is? I conduct 6-8 meetings per week on Zoom and only have the problem with one client, and not all the time. Thanks in advance.