I need to solve this situation: I have a PRO account Zoom (RVC Conference), which I entered via e-mail, which has since been canceled (***********). I no longer have access to it. Unfortunately, I have no other way to sign in to my Zoom account. I need to get to this PRO account, where I still have a subscription and also a whole meeting history. Upon entering, Zoom asks me for a verification code, which it sends to the e-mail - it has already been canceled and I do not know how to collect this code. Can you help me send a verification code to another email? My new mail is: ***********

Hi,

I registered Zoom ID by my work email and bought premium package.

But i just quit my company and my work email was already removed by my company.

I keep want to use my ID but when i login, i received a notice that

"We detected an unusual login from a device or location you don't usually use or have not used in a while. To sign in to your Zoom account, check your email (***********) and input the verification code below."

But i cant enter that work email any more. 

So please help me about solution.

Thanks.

One business that I and others use has several weekly webinars.  Sometimes, I and other attendees cannot view the webinar fullscreen.  There are two windows. 1) the host's computer screen and 2) the host's camera view or a company logo.  

There is a vertical bar between the two windows that attendees can drag to increase or decrease the size, but there is no way to close the window with the host's camera view (or the company logo)., so we can see the host's computer screen full screen.   When this issue occurs, it exists for the duration of the webinar.  In other webinars that the same company hosts, the host's camera view is shown picture-in-picture and the host's computer screen is displayed full screen.  

The hosts say that they are all using the latest version of Zoom.  The hosts say they are not aware of anything they are doing that causes the issue of the participants not being able to view the webinar fullscreen.  Webinar attendees using both Mac and Windows have observed the issue.  Is there anything the webinar host can do to ensure that fullscreen is used?