I attend a lot of webinars from various places. I have a paid Zoom account, and am logged in. Yet I have to enter all my details (name, email, org) EVERY D*MN TIME.

I reached out to Zoom help desk about this, and they said it's for "security."

This is BS.

If I'm logged in, then that's all the security you should need.

It takes 0.0 seconds for a bot to auto-fill a form with spam registrations. It takes me minutes. This "security" feature makes it harder for people to register, and easier for spambots.

Please autofill webinar information for logged in customers. If someone is spamming with an account, you should be able to catch that.

We are running a webinar where participants did not have to register, they are free to log in via the URL we are sharing with them.

We disabled the registration setting and any other prompt request we could find in the settings but when we do some tests and try to log in we are still seeing the "Enter Meeting Info" prompt asking for a name and an email.

Is it possible to remove this in any way?

I would like to understand what exactly would happen if I lose my internet connection during a webinar for which I am the only host (no alternative hosts or panelists). Would the webinar continue and panelists remain until I am able to join the webinar again? 

Hi everyone!

I am currently having an issue with a webinar that I've created a few weeks ago:

As I'm leaving my company in a few days, I will not be able to actually host the webinar or edit it after I'm gone. Therefore I want to transfer the ownership of the webinar to a colleague, but can not find options to do so. Can anyone advise me on what to do?

Thanks a lot for your help!

Best,
Oskar