Hi there, we noticed in our monthly Zoom reporting that it has started included Zoom calls with only 1 participant.

We've reached out to some of our users and have found majority are user errors where they've joined the call, no one else shows up and they forget to disconnect.

We can't think of any other instance where a call with only one participant would be considered a meeting that went ahead.  We are considering excluding these calls from our tally of monthly completed calls. 

Has anyone else encountered this or have any background info on why these have started to be included in the reports? 

Thanks!

I'm based in Russia. If this is the case. 
When I start a conference (usually with 1 guest) it works all right. But as soon as more than 1 guest wants to join, any video whatsoever stops for all of us. Presumably, only 2 guests can speak and the third is lost...video gets lost for all of us. Sound can remain sometimes, sometimes not. Very poor service.

Last night, I began a Zoom meeting from the app on my phone. A classmate who joined the Zoom was supposed to be recording it for us. I granted permission for the Zoom recording, the class went great, and now we are unable to find the recording. She says it is not on her computer or Zoom account, and I was using Zoom from my phone, and am unable to find it on my phone or Zoom account (which is a basic account)

Please help! This was a big assignment that is Due tomorrow!

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