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. (

Is it possible to schedule a meeting a month in advance if you have a pay monthly subscription. So, for example, I start a monthly subscription in July but want to book a meeting in for August. Is this possible or can I only book meetings in for the month I've paid the subscription for? 

We are looking to host 4-8 confidential Zoom meetings at any given time (e.g., 4-8 different participants in separate Zoom rooms all at the same time) to be accessed by the same Zoom link. We investigated break-out rooms as an option, with pre-assigning and automatically assigning, with the plan being to admit one participant at a time and assign them before admitting another. A potential issue with this is human error - accidentally clicking admit twice and admitting two participants into the same main room could happen in this scenario and that will disrupt participant confidentiality. Are there other options to allow multiple different rooms in a Zoom meeting from the same Zoom link with absolute confidentiality? Or would staff NEED personalized Zoom links?

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Every day I get at least 1 or 2 confirmations of Zoom meetings I didn't sign up for.

Then I get notifications that the zoom meeting name has been changed.

Reporting the abuse is a tedious process.

SUGGESION: Include a link in all Zoom emails to report it or state that you did not sign up for it.

And maybe start canceling accounts that do this.

I'm the owner of our enterprise account. We use zoom to conduct court hearings. Each of our hearing examiners schedules one meeting daily, with the waiting room enabled. Multiple hearings are conducted during each daily meeting. All participants (attorneys, defendants, agents, etc) are required to join at the start of the daily meeting and remain in the waiting room until their docket is called. The hearing examiner (host) controls participants by admitting them from the waiting room as the dockets are called. When a hearing concludes, the hearing examiner (host) moves the participants back to the waiting room. There are occasions where hearings are rolled over to another day, meaning the respective participants are never admitted to the meeting from the waiting room. Meeting attendance reports are used to determine sanctions in the cases where a participant fails to report (doesn't join the meeting). Recently users have reported that participants who join the meeting but are not admitted from the waiting room are no longer showing on the meeting attendance reports. I've confirmed this is accurate. Is there an alternate report that can be generated which includes all participants who joined the meeting regardless of whether or not they were admitted from the waiting room? Our hearing examiners are licensed users of our enterprise account. All other participants join as guests. 

I have a user who is a delegate on zoom and google calendar for two people.  When they make a meeting on google calendar for the first person they were a delegate for, it all works fine.  When they try the same thing for the second added person, it makes the original person the host, and second person the organizer.  Is google calendar only allowed to make meetings for the first person?  Am I missing something?

I am running Windows 11. Everytime I try to join a meeting on the desktop app, the meeting will open, ask if I want to join with computer audio, and when I click to join it crashes the window, loads the window again a second time, and then crashes. WHen I try to join again, it says that I am already in a meeting and asks to close it. I am also unable to join via web browser before updating to the most recent version. I have done an uninstall and done a clean install with CleanZoom. I have tried both the 64 and 32 bit versions and neither work.