Hello

If someone joins my zoom meetings prior to 5 minutes, they get an message saying the meeting will begin shortly The message is from an old webinar that i created that now keep reappearing on my regular zoom meetings.  Its a little confusing.  How can i remove this message.   Picture is attached.   Thank you. 

Are there plans to fix the Wayland support?

I use Fedora34+Gnome40+Wayland (which is the default for Fedora), and I use Zoom (5.8.0 from rpm install). You can only share an Entire screen and not the single application window with Zoom on Wayland. This feature is only available on the legacy X11/Xorg platform, while Wayland is the default on any major Linux nowadays (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE,...).

Do anyone knows the roadmap for fixing this?

Zoom Support writes:

"Linux sessions utilizing Wayland can only share an entire desktop or whiteboard. In order to share just a specific application, you will need to launch your Linux session with Xorg instead."

(https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362153-Sharing-your-screen-content-or-second-camera)

But this does not answer the question: when?

Thanks

We want to do a poll where the host and alternate hosts can see poll results, but when we share them during the meeting we don't want participants to see names connected to answers. Do individual responses stay hidden from other participants in sharing poll results or is there a setting we have to use to select that?

As the host of a meeting, I have a need to track the time that an individual has their camera switched on.  In the participants pane, it shows when a participant is muted, when they have their camera on, when they are screen sharing, etc. However, it is displayed as an icon.  I need a report of how long the person had their camera on (or off) for the entire session.  The reason for this comes down to compliance.  Being on-camera is mandatory for the meetings I host.  Tracking in the main session is not too difficult.  However, when the participants go to breakout rooms, it is much more difficult to track.  A field added to the Active Hosts > Participants report would do the trick.  Or, if there are any plugins that can track on-camera time for each participant, that would be grand.

Hi,

I am in charge of a non-profit organization. For our educational support activities, our volunteers provide remote assistance to their groups of students through Zoom. We currently have 10 teachers and are looking for a solution to optimize the number of licenses required. The support sessions are scheduled on a weekly basis with varying timetables.

We can't have two parallel sessions on the same license. Can license management be automated to avoid having one license per teacher ? I mean is there a way so that in case 2 teachers have a session at the same time, one of them is switched to a free license without impacting his connection link ?

Many thx for your help,

Best regards,

Abdelmajid