We are facing from some weeks a change in adding new members in channel. Now, when I add a new member in channel, although I am able to add everybody, a request is sent to the new member and he/she could not read and be part of the channel unitl when he/she doesn't accept the invitation. Before this change, when I added somebody, he/she was immediately in the chat without any acceptance. Is it possible to avoid this kind of authorization, by changing any settings in the channel? I've tried to do it, but I cannot find any setting to skip this "invitation to be parte of the chat". 

Hi all,

We have a strange issue.

We use Zoom client for team chats.

All users in organization are behind proxy server and we have special rules for Zoom so that the proxy doesn't do SSL termination.

The issue is with images and screenshots in team chats - everything works fine for most users but for some, they can't send pictures and they get the gray exclamation mark and errors when sending or receiving pitcures.

We noticed that for users with errors, when sending/receiving pictures only, the client go through the corporate firewall (and gets blocked) and for users who have no issue, all traffic go through proxy without problem.

Anyone had such an issue?

I was reviewing the chat thread of my weekly study group, and I hovered over some reactions to see who left them. In most cases the app displayed the name of one of our regular group members, but there were 5 reactions that showed a raw user ID (a bunch of random characters followed by at xmpp.zoom.us) instead of a name.  For context, I'll tell you that the meeting requires a password and users must be logged in. I don't think anyone posted the meeting ID publicly.

This suggests that either 1) there's a bug in the app that sometimes prevents it from retrieving the user's display name, or 2) someone programmatically tried random meeting IDs & passwords until they guessed ours, which allowed them to leave reactions in our team chat. If #2 is correct, then they might keep logging in to it until they discover the meeting in progress, and zoom bomb us.  Which suggests that we should change the meeting ID or expect bombers.

Has anyone else run into these unexplained anonymous reactions in the chat thread? Any suggestions?

UPDATE: I had a group member look at it, and he was able to see the display names instead of the long user ID at xmpp.zoom.us, so I guess it's a problem with my Zoom client retrieving (some, but not all of) the names.

I am experiencing an issue where I cannot view images or photos that I send to my friend, and they are also unable to view the images or photos they send to me in our chat. I've attempted to resolve this problem by uninstalling and reinstalling the app, as well as updating it to the latest version, but the issue persists.

I am using Linux Version 5.13.11.  When I receive a text message via the Team Chat, I never receive an audible alert.

I have to look over at the Zoom app regularly in order to see if I have received a message and this is not practical.

Previous articles about this subject (posted over a year ago) say to check options that no longer exist in the app.

How can we make this happen in the latest versions of Linux?

Thank you!