Folks, there seems to be a mistake in the page discussing how we should make a feature request. Let me elaborate.

In any discussion here in the forum making a feature request (or if you click the little blue "give feedback" sidebar while on the zoom site), we will be directed to this support page.  It's certainly understandable to have a single point of reference where you can direct all such requests....only, the instructions on that page are incorrect. It says:

1. Sign in to the Zoom desktop app.
2. In the top-right corner, click you profile picture.
3. Click Help, then click Give Feedback.
4. In the Give Feedback form, select a Product Area from the drop-down.
5. Under How satisfied are you with the experience?, choose a number between 1 and 5.
6. Enter your feedback, then click Submit.

But in my zoom desktop 6.5.3 (current as of today, on Windows), I don't have such a "Give Feedback" option. 

I do have "Report Problem.."--but it's not got the same fields described here. Instead it seems focused on providing diagnostics on a problem that happened at a point in time. 

Again, the support page I link to above (and all the forum threads, etc. pointing to it) are clearly about "giving feedback", like making feature requests. So it seems either that the support page needs to be corrected to refer to what DOES appear in the menu, or perhaps it should be pointing us somewhere ELSE where we can provide such product feedback.

Or does anyone else seeing this note find that they DO see "give feedback" under the "help" for their "account" icon in Zoom Desktop? 

Hello

I have only two, quite separate, organisations which I log in to webinars. Neither of their webinar registration emails arrive, and my email provider confirms they are not blocking zoom in any way.

Being a free user, zoom won't talk to me.

Has anyone else experienced this issue? Was there a fix?

Thank you.

Hi. I recently realized that when Zoom sends an invitation it has my old work company information in the signature block. It happens on my iPhone. I have my current email associated with Zoom mail, and that email account only has my personal signature block. Here's the sequence of events:

• I create a schedule meeting and save it.
• I then go to that meeting and add an attendee.
• I select the email option.
• The email is created, but the signature block contains my old information.

I've looked all over but can't find a place to change that setting. I've tried a dozen or so "solutions" that come up from a Google search, but many of them reference screens or tabs that I don't even have on my browser. (

I hold weekly sessions... now I have been using the same Meeting ID for past year and never it was an issue. This week when people were trying to login they were getting an error that the meeting is at 7pm when I was already logged in. So I had  to create a new meeting ID and share it with people in that way I lost a few people.

Secondly I generally set chats as with hosts and co hosts only... now due to the chat separator it is becoming problematic opening each window and checking for the questions... can we get it in the old way.... bcoz during sessions or workshops it breaks the flow as it becomes time consuming to open each window.....

Thirdly, for all the participants it shows as if the chat is disabled when the chat is still on. how to fix it??

Another issue is, when I used to send any info in such meetings previously it used to go to all participants, now I have to send it individually which is time consuming, any way to fix it?

Version: 6.4.6 (53970)

I host a meeting weekly.

The meeting is established as a recurring meeting. 

Each week, I send an e mail to potential participants to invite them to the meeting.

I copy the meeting link from the zoom software and paste this into the e mail. 

For the past two weeks, I have started the meeting from the zoom software. 

The participants click the e mail link and get a message that the host is currently in another meeting.

I do not get anyone join me in the meeting.

The workaround is that I close the meeting I have started from the zoom software and click the link from the sent e mail.

The meeting starts and everyone joins. 

The meeting ID in the zoom software is the same as the meeting ID in the email. The e mail meeting invite is copied and pasted from the zoom software.

What am I doing wrong and what to I need to do to put it right?

Hello! I have a recurring Zoom meeting set and have designated some people on my team to be alternate hosts since we rotate responsibility over the meeting. In the meeting settings, I have designated all of them to be alternate hosts. However, today, two people from my team joined and were not given hosting abilities, even though they are designated alternate hosts in the meeting settings. 

Why aren't they assigned as hosts? Is there something I am doing wrong? 

I tested Zoom on different Linux distributions (Garuda, Pop!_OS, Nobara, Mint) using a Logitech C922 webcam (1080p), and in none of them was Zoom able to use the HD resolution. It always defaulted to 480p.
I tried several ways to fix it, but nothing worked—whether using Wayland or X11, GNOME or KDE, the result was the same.

Any idea how to solve this?