i am trying to add custom emojis to my personal zoom account that is not tied to any organization but i am not authorized to add them. i believe i am not admin but still somehow owner of the account.

i haven't been able to find a way to change this so i can add the emojis. how would i be able to change the settings so i could do this?

i have been using zoom app on my windows 11 computer. i have checked out account management and profile but did not see anything in those to change these settings.

thank you.

Hi, all. I'm hoping someone can help me better understand usage of continuous meeting chat and team chat. I'm going to describe a use case, and then two scenarios I'm having trouble reconciling. 

Use case: For an event I'm live supporting, the emcees want to pin a chat message so they don't have to constantly drop a link in the chat throughout the event. 

Scenario 1 (testing): I created a meeting, enabled continuous chat, went to the Team Chat tab of the Zoom desktop client, found the team chat with the same name as my meeting, posted a message, pinned the message, and started the meeting. 

I then shared the meeting ID (no official invite) with a colleague. She joined the meeting and could see my pinned chat message. 

Scenario 2 (further testing): I created a meeting, enabled continuous chat, went to the Team Chat tab of the Zoom desktop client, found the team chat with the same name as my meeting, posted a message, pinned the message, and started the meeting. 

I gave the meeting ID to a different colleague (still in my instance). He joined the meeting but couldn't see the pinned message. 

I then added him as a member to the team chat, and he could see the pinned message. 

Why, in scenario 1, did I not need to add the colleague as a member? And, to get to my ultimate question, can I enable continuous chat for a meeting and expect that anyone who joins as a guest will have access to pinned chat messages? That doesn't seem to be the case, but if there's a way to accomplish this, I would love to learn how. 

Thanks for your time! 

Is it possible for the Host to prevent just one person from sending a chat the group, i.e., Everyone, but allow others to do that? Can it be set so that only the Host can send messages to Everyone?

I've been in meetings where I don't see "Everyone" on my list of who I can send a chat to,  meanwhile I see (1) the Host sending a chat to Everyone, and (2) non-Hosts sending a msg to Everyone as well, all the while I can't. 

Zoom Version: 5.17.7 (31859) on Windows 10 Enterprise 22H2.

Zoom recently (last few weeks) started showing a notification (red disc containing white number) on the desktop app, both on the launch bar at the bottom of the screen, and in app against 'Team Chat'. 

I have checked, and there are no unread messages.  I have cleared chat histories, left chats etc, but still the notification is displayed. I have restarted the app, restarted the machine, reauthenticated and still the notification is displayed.

I am out of ideas, and while this is not my #1 work priority, it is distracting as it makes me wonder if I am missing an important notice I can't see.

I saw this was an issue for some users a few years ago, but I didn't find anything useful that was more current.  Please help.  

There is one person with whom email is correct, yet she never receives my contact requests and I never receive hers.   We don't understand why,  but I'm sure there's a legit reason.
I unblocked her but still we are not able to chat.. kindly help

We have external (to our organization) members (i.e., Consultants) that have been invited to be in a number of our Chat channels.  Once that member (consultant) is gone, is there an easy way to see all the Channels that the consultant is in, and then mass remove the Member?  Or perhaps it is not done through Chat desktop, but in the web portal?