I have a Samsung Galaxy Tablet S6 Lite and Zoom version 5.16.10. My screen sharing was working perfectly last week, but when I shared my screen yesterday, it looked normal from my end, but my meeting partner said they only saw a black screen. This has continued. I assume there was an update which messed it up. I tried following the guidelines here, but I'm using a tablet, not a desktop. I don't see an option on my tablet for pulling up a control panel at all; I can't find nvidia or an app that seems to do what they want on my tablet; I can't see options in my tablet's settings to input the graphic that the link recommends.

Any help is appreciated. Thank you!

Keynote and PowerPoint have a new live video feature where you can place a window with a live image of the presenter on the slides. So, when screen sharing a presentation in Zoom, the audience can see the presenter incorporated into the slide. The problem is, Zoom still shows the thumbnail of the presenter off to the side for all participants, duplicating the presenter's video. Is there a way to hide the Self View of just the presenter for everyone?

- Not just "hide" Self View because it only hides my image from myself. It's still viewable for everyone else

- Not just "turn off camera" option because PowerPoint and Keynote still need the camera to show my live video during the presentation

- Not just turn off participants' cameras because I want to continue seeing the other participants 

Can I hide my Self View from everyone else while I'm sharing my screen?

Was previously able to use Zoom for meetings with few problems; last use was in December 2023. Recently however we cannot watch a webinar or participate in a meeting, because the audio frequently drops out and Zoom occasionally displays the message "Your internet connection is unstable." I disabled the connections on all devices but the one in use - no effect. I switched from a Wi-Fi to an Ethernet connection - no effect. Speed tests showed we are getting around 28 Mbps. I contacted our ISP and they set up a Zoom meeting so their technician could check all the connectivity parameters and watch what was happening while we talked (and I continued to experience the audio dropouts). Everything checked out and nothing showed up that could cause this problem. They are continuing to look into it but meanwhile I want to hear from Zoom about what could be causing this issue, which I see others have had in past years, but no clear solution has been presented.
The connectivity we have allows unlimited streaming and we have had no difficulty with movies, audio, etc. except with Zoom. During the Zoom meeting with the ISP we were using less than 1 Mbps, so it is clearly not a capacity problem. They have the ability to monitor our bandwidth and it was showing a very consistent, very stable connection at 25-28 Mbps.  So why are audio packets getting lost?

Is anyone else seeing issue with meeting call time stamps showing in the chat history incorrectly. Example - 12 am incoming or outgoing audio call to a chat user when the call actually happened at 1:30 pm - The other chat messages the time stamps are correct this is only happening on the audio and Video calls to chat users. 

Thank you 

After creating a zoom survey, I created a test response to ensure it was working properly. Now I cannot find a way to delete that individual test response from the survey results without downloading the data and deleting it manually. 

Ideally, I would like to find a way to delete the individual survey response within the zoom platform so when I download the data I know I am downloading real responses only, and the visualization within Zoom is accurate. 

Any ideas?