My zoom login is a gmail address but for some reason it is sending invites from a yahoo account I haven't accessed in years.  I have noticed some people are having this issue with Outlook but there is no solution for `an email address that is in no way linked to the account.  It is driving me crazy as it does not look professional on a business invite to have a random defunct email from the early noughties that I never use. Really confused as to how it has managed to even access this address. Please help! 

No puedo reasignar licencias a usuarios de mi equipo, ZOOM no me permite darle a uno de los miembros de mi equipo nuevamente la licencia de Zoom Pro. Ahora me mencionaron que tengo que esperar 30 dias para que nuevamente se habiliten mis licencias, compre 5 licencias en total y no puedo utilizar ni una de ella, alguien por favor sabe como puedo solucionar este problema?

Hi all,

I have a licensed account and have always been able to create, launch, etc. polls within meetings / virtual training however I've gone in today to set up for training this coming week and there is no ability to do this. 

Have searched through the support info and it keeps referring to the tab for the poll but it's not there...anywhere.

Screen grab is attached as reference.

Please can someone provide some guideance here? I'm not sure of next steps but I need this for Tuesday (Australian time).

Thanks so much.
Rachel

When I use my credentials on the zoom website everything is fine. If I use the same credentials on zoom client (6.0.11 35001) installed on my mac, I get a login page on zoom workplace zoomgov.com and a login error (incorrect email or password). Could someone please help me with this?

I run a non-profit organization that provides internet connections for children's homes in Kenya, allowing them to receive free weekly yoga classes via Zoom, conducted by a team of volunteers.

Currently, we use donated iPad devices, which, while small, have been quite impactful.

I am now exploring long-term solutions to improve this setup. Here are some options I've considered:

1. Google Chromecast: The issue here is the lack of a native app.
2. Android TV Box: Similar issue with no native app.
3. Raspberry Pi: Concerns about the quality and increasing costs.
4. Cheaper Tablet: Plugging it into a larger screen could work, but the camera quality is poor, so we would need to purchase an additional webcam. Also worried how long will zoom work on a cheap tablet for?
5. Logitech Rally Bar: Excellent quality but far too expensive.

I am open to any suggestions for the best setup. Ideally, it should be cost-effective while providing a reliable experience. I am particularly concerned about the longevity and reliability of solutions like side-loading an Android app onto an Android TV.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!