If you want to implement your super secure features at least give us the ability to opt out.

Would Zoom have ever climbed to its massive install base if it had this badly implemented feature from the beginning? Was it so difficult for developers to imagine there might be users who need to device hop a lot or that they have faith in their password or that their Zoom is not super confidential? 

Let us turn this off! Put the off link into the email.

For example: Click here if you never want to be bothered by this confirmation email and accept the risk. You can change this back in settings etc

To be clear: this issue seems separate from what is controlled by settings:

ADMIN > Advanced > Sign In > Two-Factor Authentication

Hi all,

I'm an admin of a zoom channel and used to be able to add members to it.

However, for some reason, the option is now greyed out and I'm unable to do anything. The owner can add members, but as this is one of my roles, I need to be able to as well.

Can anyone please tell me why this is and what the fix is for it.

Kris

I am running Windows 10 on an Intell i5-5200U Dell Inspiron 5548 laptop. Zoom does not launch a Join or Host meeting. When clicking on either, they both go blank and nothing further occurs. This happened after updating Zoom last November. I had temporary success by making some changes in CMD admin mode DOS window. Now that doesn't work either with the latest update. What can be done?

I can no longer receive verification codes to access my Pro account because I don't have access to the old email address which I was suing when I set up the pro-account.  Will Zoom take a payment for this account automatically on the anniversary of setting up the account?   I can't get into the account to change email details so I don't received notifications from Zoom.