On iPad Controllers and Schedulers with or without SingleAppMode/Kiosk mode.

As I understand it these security updates are included in main iOS point versions, so to me it makes some sense.

What is the consensus?    Best Practice?  Disable Rapid Security Response on iPad Controllers and Schedulers, Yes or No?

About Apple Rapid Security Response 
How to disable Apple Rapid Security Response 

Hi all,

Could you please help to schedule a Microsoft Teams Room Zoom meeting without having to enter user name & passcode to join?

Below is settings in my Zoom account portal (image: Zoom portal 1 & Zoom portal 2)

But it's still asking me to enter the meeting passcode and Name before join the meeting (image: MRT1; MRT2)

Thanks.

We've got 4 Zoom rooms, all with iPads running the Zoom app in kiosk mode. In the admin console we've enabled auto updates to install between midnight and 3am, yet updates never get installed. We had a big C-level meeting get delayed in the middle of the afternoon because updates needed to be installed before the app would run.

Is there anything else we need to do besides enable auto updates in the admin console to make this work?

Hi!
Curious if any users ran into similar issues with Google Calendar resources suddenly becoming unavailable for users at random moments after implementing the Zoom room check-in feature. By power of reduction, we have disabled the feature and the issues have disappeared.

Full context:
- Implemented Zoom-room check-in feature. We use Neat hardware. 
- Zoom rooms are connected to Google Calendar resources.
- User reports sky-rocketed on following issue: a room was booked and accepted by the Google resource. At a later point, this room was then removed from the meeting/denied without cause. 
- Other root causes have been investigated without result. 
- Our other office does not have the check-in feature enabled > no issues. 

We have disabled the check-in feature as of 3 weeks, and the issues have disappeared.