Zoom Security and Privacy - Protect Your Meetings and Yourself

[@dottotech]

Timestamps are here. Thanks for watching! 1:56 - What is Zoom bombing 3:00 - we were Zoom bombed while recording this demo 4:36 - Account settings for privacy 5:13 - How is Zoom responding to security concerns 6:09 - Join meeting before host 6:35 - Authenticated users 7:17 - Passwords 8:00 - Managing chat 9:25 - Screen sharing 10:01 - Far end camera control 10:17 - Waiting room 11:14 - Individual meeting options 12:28 - Managing security while in a meeting 14:23 - Changing your meeting ID is it has been shared 16:16 - NJCCIC recommendation

[@israelalex3881]

instablaster...

[@Entrepreneurs_in_Asia]

Thanks buddy! My friend is a former partner of Ernst & Young with cyber security. We had a long discussion last night about these Zoom settings. Just shared this with him.

[@K.McMillan-YINpreneur]

Hi Steve! You are a recent find (while researching WebEx) and I truly appreciate your wisdom and excellent teaching ability. I'm a long-time Zoom customer and appreciate how easy and clear you made this for us, and the tips shared. My concern is not about you, but about Zoom , as I'm shocked they 1) Did not consider security properly before getting busted 2) Have not been forthright about their issues (e.g., end-to-end encryption to Facebook data-sharing) 3) Without notice, discontinued their 24/7 phone support for all paid accounts (now only Business. AFter 4+ years of excellent phone customer support, I spent 8+ hours on LiveChat) Not feeling good about Zoom integrity and why we should believe they are taking care of things now? #zoomdoesnotcare

[@carmenwarfield6863]

Gosh, wish I would have watched this before being video bombed. Only distributed about 70 people. But through failure, we learn. Thank you.

[@gracesuarez3154]

I love that you are secure enough in yourself and kind enough to share your mistakes. And your tips are always grounded in the real world. Good work!

[@dottotech]

thanks Grace. mistakes. did I make any mistakes.???? :-). You are so welcome!

[@manju52ngp]

Well done, Steve. I am from India. I hosted 18 zoom meetings last month and before the first few meetings some of my guests expressed reservations about the security aspects of Zoom. With the Dragon on the prowl this kinda reaction was expected. I allayed their fears, but took some of the precautions you outlined in this video. Everything went hunky Dory! Thanks for vindicating me & giving some more tips. Great job & keep Zooming 👍

[@cyndiroot4321]

Hi Steve! My husband puts all your videos up on our tv and we watch them together! You fixed my Facebook issues all the way helping me be able to sign in to my first Zoom meeting with ease and not worrying about being hacked. While I'm a nurse and don't really understand computers you put everything into a simple to follow way that I can understand and trust! I do the same thing for my patients! It's what makes a good person really great! Have a beautiful blessed day and thank you!!! PS~ I subscribed! :)

[@dottotech]

Cyndi, thanks so very much! And thank your husband too!

[@bobanderson4732]

As usual, Steve; you have very useful and timely information. Thanks for being here for us.

[@dottotech]

So nice of you

[@lee-sx7vp]

i have watched a lot of other videos to learn Zoom and, yours were the best so far, i've actually shared them with a few of my co-workers

[@rogerramsukh333]

Thank you Steve - nice straightforward and easy to follow video of a very relevant (to me specifically but more and more to other hosts) topic as I now see that there are videos of people posting (with pride) their wickedness at interrupting zoom meetings...unbelievable. Your video should be required viewing before anyone does a zoom meeting for the 1st time. Cheers!

[@dottotech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ritadelongchamp]

I am a long time follower and supporter. I immediately sent this to friends, musicians and teachers who were trying out zoom. Thank you so much.

[@dottotech]

thanks Rita. I appreciate the support.

[@justinbaird578]

Thank you for this. I provide individual Zoom trainings like this & appreciate yours being thorough & engaging. I have only one issue with what Zoom & you are sharing: embedded passwords are useless. Zoom registration confirmations state “this link is unique to you. Do not share it.” False, anyone can use them. An embedded password is akin to leaving your house key in the front door lock. I prefer to put the key under the planter in the backyard, that is to say, sending the password under separate cover.

[@albertotay3631]

Thanks for following up on the Zoom breaches because it is an issue that is not very clear if it's a safe software or not but as you said one has to take steps into making their own meeting safe. Keep the videos coming.

[@roythomasful]

Thanks to you for having done this video. It is the language of a man who knows the value of loving others. Love protects!

Very useful Steve, thanks. I just shared this with my Department Directress that is going to organize a Zoom metting probably next week. We are all working from home these days. Greetings from Portugal. Stay safe.

[@dottotech]

Thanks for sharing!

[@joelnodelman5817]

Thanks Steve. We have used Zoom for a few years now. We had already added most of the tweaks you suggested, but I spent a bit of time this morning going through my settings and doing just a bit of updating. I was pleased to see Zoom take of in popularity, and I have been impressed so far at how well they are managing the load and security concerns.

[@MichaelYoungH]

Hey Steve! I'm enjoying your easy to follow discussions regarding Zoom. Our university (I'm a manager for simulation program) has started using an integrated version of Zoom where it enhances both security and user management to emulate a telemedicine scenario. When schedules are created for simulation-based educational activities, when enabled, it also schedules and encrypts a URL for the Zoom interface. I've been asked about the question of security and privacy just as you have, and I have clarified that if configured correctly, Zoom settings can address such vulnerabilities. I think Zoom gets a bad rap simply because of uninformed responses to problems users have had. Quite often a negative experience in any context, not just Zoom, provides a user with fodder to toss some hate around. I'm not aware of any platform that does not inherently have some risk. It speaks to the need for the user to be as informed as is possible and do their due diligence. Gossip (uninformed communication based on hear-say) creates a greater risk for user and platform.

[@dottotech]

thanks so much Michael, what a well thought out take!

[@fifteenq9102]

Thank you. I am an online teacher, and have been since pre-covid. We (I am employed by a large international private school to teach mathematics), use the adobe connect platform as a teaching and learning environment, but due to its increased popularity at this moment in time connections can occasionally be overloaded. The direct result is that we have zoom as a back up just in case. Many of our staff are new to this, and it has been a struggle. I am going to share your link among them, and the rest of the teaching cohort. Who knows maybe they will subscribe.

[@TerryStoa]

Your videos are a pleasure to watch. You're an excellent instructor, thanks. At 10:45 when you discuss Waiting Rooms you said that Participants in that Waiting Room can hear and see what's going on in the Meeting - but they're not able to engage with anyone. It's my understanding that this is incorrect - those in the Waiting Room only see the title, logo, and description for the meeting, provided the Host has elected to include those items in the Settings/Waiting Room option. Participants in the Waiting Room are essentially there in solitary confinement until the Host chooses to admit them to the meeting.

[@dottotech]

It was incorrect. My mistake.

[@45alive98]

Thank you its nice to know a little more about the setting. A side note I have been able to setup Zoom for my 88 year old Mom on my old laptop and we have been able to play a card game called Skip boo together. Being it is not the best to go there now. Thanks again for doing these videos. Have a God day

[@dottotech]

Thanks for sharing!

[@DihelsonMendonca]

It´s really amazing, Dotto, that you answer or at least read all the comments on your channel, even if you have almost 300k subscribers. That´s a lot of effort and attention to your fellows. I just subscribed. Your zoom tips are very useful for me. I already watched 3 videos today.

[@dottotech]

I do, (sometimes I fall behind) and yes it is a time commitment, but it helps inform me of what my community wants to see more of....plus it is just polite (I am Canadian!) Glad you found us!

[@DihelsonMendonca]

@@dottotech Thank you so much !

[@markandlauraanderson774]

I've just recently signed up for a zoom account so this is very timely and helpful. You put together the best videos! Laura

[@dottotech]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@jorgejaime8273]

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[@sacramentogermangenealogys2911]

Excellent overview of security. I am new to Zoom, trying it out for the Sacramento German Genealogy Society. Your video page link was sent to me by a volunteer from a different local genealogical society who is doing the same. My settings were in sync with your guidelines - but I will be checking that file transfer is off. And your commentary about the waiting room was very useful - especially that attendees there being able to view but not participate in the meeting. I am developing plans for three meeting types - formal webinar (no audience participation), webinar Q&A session (controlled audience interaction) and committee meetings (free for all but all participants are known).

[@thomaszoss6791]

I am impressed by how accessible your ideas and teaching are - thanks so much.

[@dottotech]

Wow, thank you!

[@frankgulla2335]

Steve, long time lurker, recent active listener. A great video. I am using Zoom for student meetings and for weekly Toastmasters meetings. So far, so good. I was doing most of what you suggest. Now I need tp go through the NJ list and wee what else I might want to do. Thank you for the good information.

[@dottotech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@andrewmann2047]

You are making some fab videos the past weeks, big fan Steve, keep it up.

[@dottotech]

Thanks a ton Andrew!

[@WAJD1]

This is awesome I'm glad I found you because for my KZbin channel I do Google meet classes seven times a week to help people grow. I appreciate the tweaks and all that stuff that you're giving here

[@silveriocoutinho3573]

Hi Steve! You're reaching Portugal. Thank you very much, you are helping teachers doing their thing around Zoom. So you might have an impact in Portuguese education.

[@dottotech]

That is awesome to hear, thanks for letting me know!

[@valeriegale2154]

I've shared your channel with my church. Thanks for the great content and relaxed learning. My seniors group at our church is really jumping on board.

[@dottotech]

Thanks Valerie I appreciate you sharing it, best of luck

[@CyberWolf1314]

Thanks so much, Steve. Really appreciated this video. It answers my questions that I tweeted to you a few days ago. I am going to share it, as you've given permission to do so, in my business groups as our use of video conferencing media has increased a lot. I think they will get some good info from this video and also, as they watch your other videos. I'm loving them all. Thanks mate.

[@dottotech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jorgejaime8273]

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[@HughD]

Steve, I would normally make a somewhat negative comment about a video with a title like this one, but in this case, I applaud you. I hope some of the folks who came looking for muck to rake stayed and watched the whole thing. Zoom and others have become invaluable during this time and just knowing how to manage them a bit makes all the difference in the world. I wish KZbin allowed Two-Thumbs up because that's what I'd be giving you!!! Great job, Steve!!!

[@dottotech]

Thanks so much Hugh! I think we are on the same page!

[@michellewinn9157]

Thanks for the information! It will be helpful for our future Association ZOOM meetings.....

[@dottotech]

Our pleasure!

[@lindaanderson3379]

Excellent training! I will view this again as I add using more tools with Zoom.

[@jacksonmacd]

Very timely. I will be sharing with several colleagues and family members. Thanks again.

[@dottotech]

Awesome, thank you!

[@bwilsonbp]

Comprehensive, very useful tips on controlling the Zoom experience for various audiences. Thanks, Steve, for your hard work. I'll be sharing this with my fellow educators who, like many, are struggling with the move to online learning. Keep up the great work!

[@dottotech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jorgejaime8273]

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[@douggalt]

Thanks Steve. Great video with lots of good advice for security when using Zoom.

[@dottotech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@reba_techteacher]

Thanks Steve! I asked you about the security of Zoom and this video makes me feel more secure. Thanks. And thanks for shearing your Zoom bomb experience. I wonder if the public school teachers can change their zoom 10-digit numbers. Great advice. I will pass this video and the document to my teacher clients.

[@dottotech]

Reba, glad it helped. They should be able ton change their numbers

[@WalterStrongIIIthehuddle]

A great tutorial video Steve. I shared your video with some of my friends to help educate them on privacy and security on video conferencing.

[@dottotech]

Thanks for sharing Elder!

[@rayahzoulou592]

Security is becoming increasingly important at this time of lockdown where everyone is relying on zoom. Thank you so much for this video. It's a great one with valuable tips.👍

[@dottotech]

Well said

[@rayahzoulou592]

@@dottotech I really really appreciate u take time to go through the comments and reply too. ❤

[@jorgejaime8273]

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[@jorgejaime8273]

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[@sprighono]

Dear Steve, Please upload a video on how to take attendance on Zoom.

[@fineprintforlife8853]

Awesome video! I'm going to share with my colleagues!

[@dottotech]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@manju52ngp]

And another thing. I really like your accent. It's easy for us to understand. I was wondering about it till I learnt that you are a Canadian ❤️

[@KarenBertrand]

THANK YOU Steve for sharing and BEING a conduit to bridging physical & spiritual world elements! Sharing your insightfulness & experience to our connections for global Win/Wins! :)

[@dottotech]

thanks Karen.

[@rmoretz1]

Thanks for the very useful info. I have just set up my 1st Zoom meeting. I think I need to go back in & change some settings.

[@dottotech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PupaLou30]

Thank you for helping and teaching through this mess. You're a good guy.

[@dottotech]

I appreciate that

[@jorgejaime8273]

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[@JoseMartinez-tt1ky]

Thanks for all this information on Zoom and I will share with my co-workers as well!

[@dottotech]

Thanks for sharing Jose

[@petercookjones858]

Well done Steve, very important stuff here and easy to follow

[@dottotech]

Glad you think so!

[@jimkrieger776]

The security notes (letter) you include below the video warn that we shouldn't use our Facebook or Google account ID to sign into Zoom. What then should we use? P.S. I'm glad I caught your video noting they'll enhance security starting 4/18; I nearly signed up today.

[@geoffreyagaskins302]

One of your best, IMHO. Incredibly useful. Many thanks. 👏

[@dottotech]

Glad you think so!

[@PeterEmery]

I was in a Zoom meeting with Mac users yesterday (16 hours ago) and we determined that we couldn't used File Sharing within Chat even though that setting had been available a week ago. The Zoom support section said we needed to be running version 4.6.10 to use that feature. At the time, though, the current version for the Mac was 4.6.9! Sometime in the last 14 hours, the 4.6.10 update was released & File Sharing is once again available in Chat.

[@johndornoff]

Thank you for another very informative video as a newbie when it comes to Zoom although we are now using it and learning quickly. Everyone in our organization is on edge when it comes to Zoom since one city council meeting in our state was hack and inappropriate images shown and a our adjacent had a high school class meeting hacked under similar circumstances.

[@dottotech]

Hopefully these precautions will help John, but nothing is 100% foolproof! Good luck!

[@jorgejaime8273]

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[@thetriadbroker]

Great info. I printed out the threat alert also and will go though it point by point when I'm setting up my next meeting. Much appreciated!

[@itzakr165]

Hey Steve! literally less than 5 minutes after I watched your video yesterday about "Zoom bombing", I went outside the room and I saw my wife was waiting for the LIVE STREAMING on ZOOM and live-streaming it thru KZbin. The speaker seems doesn't familiar with all the set up for live streaming. While he was setting up the Instagram video, the zoom already ON AIR, and I have a bad feeling that something crazy might appear on the screen as I see many activities happening on the screen (e.g. drawing, and random people's pictures), I saw the speaker didn't notice what was happening as he was on a phone call. I tried to contact the admin by texting the chat room on youtube live to warn him about the "Zoom bombing" that I had just literally watched 2 minutes ago. Before the admin read my text, a bad pic appeared. But at least finally, the admin notices it and told me that he will take it out, edit it and repost it online again. I never know about this zoom bombing two days ago, and now I am like a hero to the speaker's admin. But all this praise and thanks they give me should be credited to you, Steve! You made that video, and I watched it for the right moment and saved "the speaker's teachings" from eternal embarrassment online! Good job, Steve! I love all your videos. it's funny too!

[@dottotech]

It is happening to the best of us, glad you were able to help out and I was able to help you!

[@TomTerrific]

At 10:45, you say that people can hear and see you if they are in the waiting room. I have not found that to be the case. All I get is a notice that I have to be admitted. I don't hear or see the meeting at all.

[@dottotech]

I think you are right, either I was mistaken, or they have changed the default.

[@anissat-tech]

That is correct... however, the host can send messages to those waiting in the Waiting Room through the Chat pod. I use it to let early attendees know when we'll be "opening the doors", send reminders about having materials ready, etc.

[@janicemyler244]

Great tips! Thanks for the video. How to you superimpose your small round video on top of your zoom settings screen? Great videos. just watched your green screen video too.

[@dottotech]

We do that in post production for these videos Janice, you can't do it in Zoom.

[@cathynovosad1910]

dottotech Which software do you use for post production to insert circle video into a premade video?

[@gwensimmons_gigi1629]

Hi TFS these Zoom tips, but can you also do a vid on Google Meeting (Meet) as many of our schools are using this platform for Distance Learning? Be well! 😘✨👍🏾

[@bodyhanger7137]

Great advice Steve. Definitely going to use a lot of these protocols when I’m meeting with my work colleagues. I did watch one of the Zoom hack videos on YT and was really angry at the racial and pornographic content that was being displayed, usually by misguided youths. So thanks again for this buddy. We love Zoom and are glad that the developers are working to fix this problem. Great channel, great content, what’s not to like? Stay safe buddy...⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@dottotech]

You too Steve!

[@dennisclass]

8:00 Chats can be saved and stored.... If users are having private chats among themselves, I believe the private chat becomes part of the dialogue for the host to save and review..... (and make public).

[@dottotech]

That can be modified in settings.

[@dennisclass]

@@dottotech Yes, but 8:30 "If I had a note and I passed it to another student, ... , the teacher always wanted to know what was in that note....." So, if a teacher respects the privacy of the student, turn off the chat. BUT, if the teacher wants to know what was in the note, turn on the chat and remember to save the chat files for later review! ?

[@ehnotes]

Perfectly timed and very well explained. I'll be sharing with our teachers tomorrow.

[@dottotech]

Awesome, thank you!

[@landonpraught5958]

Thank you Steve This was a great help to me I am always looking for ways for staying safe when using video chat. Great video Steve thank you .

[@dottotech]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@rodphillips9433]

Thanks Steve...very helpful and I have sent out this link to all those I Zoom with...

[@dottotech]

Thanks for sharing!

[@domsiow]

Super helpful as usual! Thank you!

[@joecribbin]

Thanks, really useful information and good delivery, I'm just about to invest in Zoom for teaching and feel much more confident about using it and recommending it now.

[@dottotech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@CindyGroover]

Great video! If you change your Zoom ID, will future meeting ID's you already sent out invitations for be invalid?

[@DavidPopowich]

Thanks so much for the suggestions.

[@dottotech]

Any time!

[@learningcommunitywithnancy]

Thank you Dotto Tech. This is valuable info. Passed it on to my tribe(s).

[@dottotech]

Wonderful!

[@tombilcze1945]

Good sensible advice. Glad to have found this channel and subscribe.

[@HughCulver]

Super helpful Steve - thanks for doing this, it’s very timely!

[@dottotech]

My pleasure!

[@dominiquedhthomas2284]

Really interesting, useful and entertaining . Thank you .

[@sonnicman]

Steve, great video. You made some very valid points. But what’s the deal lately with the video’s defaulting to closed captioning being turned on? Finding it annoying to have to turn off each time.

[@dottotech]

I did not know that is happeing? Check your defaults: Click your profile picture . Click Settings . From the left-hand Menu, click Playback and performance. Check or uncheck Always show captions. Check or uncheck Include auto-generated captions (when available). This option turns on or off automatic captions for videos that don't have captions added.

[@jmhzac]

Great Videos! Can I share my andriod tablet as I want to use it as a whiteboard?

[@shamme74]

Great work with these video Steve. Easy to follow and understand. Just wondering what software do you use for post production as have been asked to make some support videos for my co-workers?

[@dottotech]

Hey Scott, I use Screenflow, we have a series on how we create our videos for you: dottotech.com/make-youtube-video-tutorials/

[@jorgejaime8273]

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[@BruceJSkelly]

One of the things that you didn't mention is the role of a co-host. It can be very useful in having a second person to manage the meeting while another person presents/hosts the meeting. By splitting the functions you have less chance of making a boo-boo.

[@jdyoder]

But doesn't the co-host have to be on the account? The Pro account is limited to one host.

[@dottotech]

Great tip Bruce. I agree 100%

[@TomTerrific]

I'd like to see you talk about Registration and when you might want to use this. Is it another way to keep your meeting sedcure? Thanks.

[@sonjiruttan8342]

Love these zoom videos as I’m trying to learn. But, I don’t plan on hosting, so make one for participants not host, please

[@midorikrieger503]

Steve can you comment on "Require encryption for 3rd party endpoints (SIP/H.323)" what does this setting do? Pros and Cons. Should we turn this on?

[@liamconnelly434]

dottotech, Thank you for the video! Very informational. One question. If you turn off recording in the cloud and on my local computer is it still possible that Zoom is recording and that the video conference could get leaked? Thank you

[@dottotech]

I was listening to a webinar with zooms senior managers today, and they say no if you don’t have recording turned on they do not record the meeting, end of story.

[@spiritualstars]

Very very interesting at 6am in bed just browsing. Very helpful!

[@jmac803]

Great video.Thanks for the tips.

[@dottotech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@WAJD1]

You're exactly right I don't do zoom anymore I switched to Google meets but there's still people jumping on to try to bomb your classes they do it to me every now and then

[@PamelaEnz]

Thank you so much Steve! This answers a lot of questions I've been asked.

[@dottotech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MichaelGeerdts]

Once again Steve, thank you very much. Cheers from Berlin, Germany. Michael.

[@dottotech]

My pleasure!

[@sharonbaab3101]

Hi Steve, could you please do a video on how to use OBS Studio with (whichever you deem best) video conferencing platforms? I am assuming I am not the only one who is trying to set up a smooth running, professional online teaching, lecturing, collaborating, streaming system from my home office. (please make it so that tech-un-savvy folks can follow) I have been watching many (uninformative, bad) video's and I still don't have a clue!

[@dottotech]

tough call. I find OBS to be a difficult app for non-techies. steering up and using a virtual camera is an advanced application. thanks for the suggestion. I am thinking about if I can do the story service.

[@sharonbaab3101]

@@dottotech Great! Thank you for your kind consideration!

[@menardlaw]

Your videos are fantastic! I use breakout rooms in my mediation practice. Is there a doorbell or knock function which would allow me to alert the occupants of a breakout room that I would like to enter without surprising them?

[@dottotech]

Not that I know of

[@michelletriggs5932]

Thanks for your useful tips. I have recently started using zoom to teach online yoga classes and wondered if you could recommend any good wireless mics? When I replay my video it is a little quiet and the sound is slightly distorted. I also wondered if you know of anything that you can attach to your computer to make you look larger on screen. I have to be back approx 2m from the screen in order to fit my whole body in when teaching so it looks like I am far away. I am using an apple mac computer. I have tried reaching out to Zoom but they must be incredibly busy with calls, as have not heard anyhting back for about a week. I would really appreciate if you are able to reply. Thanks, Michelle

[@TomTerrific]

The main thing is to get a goob audio usb interface that plugs into your computer. Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 - You can then spend $100 to a $1000 on a wireless microphone setup.

[@donsykes2197]

Steve - great video - love your stuff!

[@dottotech]

Much appreciated! thanks Don

[@sylvieb3031]

Very useful. Thanks a lot ! Sylba

[@cathynovosad1910]

Let me know which software for circle video post production video? Thank you

[@dottotech]

We do it in either Screenflow, or adobe premiere, depending on what our final output tool is for each individual video

[@noralopez5030]

Thanks for your information. I'm new in all of this Zoom staff, I downloaded the free version of Zoom, and for any reason, when I enter to open a new conversation, I can't see settings. How can I go to settings? Thanks for your help.

[@b991228]

Thank you. Because of COVID-19 I am sending this helpful link to our virtual woodcock county birdwatching event.

[@dottotech]

Thanks for sharing!

[@tonibuzzard9312]

Your Zoom videos are very informative, Thank you! Question: I'm using my Windows 10 PC and when trying to Log Out by clicking on my photo in upper right, the option to Log Out is not visible. Any suggestions? I've tried to reduce the size of my screen but that didn't work.

[@johnh4591]

Just leave the meeting (cursor over bottom right, and click) and close the app.

[@bob3160]

Easy to follow and very helpful. Thanks

[@dottotech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@josephcutler6486]

Hi Steve, Thank you for the video. I have a question? How do you make your face show up as a round image when you do a video. I know that there are software like loom that do it but are you editing in Camtasia? Thanks

[@dottotech]

Hey Joseph we do that in post production using a tool called Screenflow which we use to record an and Edit our demos

[@StephenBOmand]

Great info Steve. Good name to. Question? New Zoomer and working with backgrounds but unable to display video backgrounds. It doesn't pick up the file in the "Add Image" .

[@dottotech]

Perhaps the graphics format of your new file is not correct, check zooms specifications I know you can upload a PNG

[@hiroiwatsuki]

YOUR VIDEOS ARE ALWAYS ROCK!!!

[@deanstin]

I am looking for a site where my band can get together and jam in real time without latency. I wonder if I could hold a meeting on Zoom where one person would be on video and audio and the rest of us could just play along on audio only. I know most of the problem is because video hogs so much band width that it starts breaking up. Could Zoom handle that? And could that meeting be recorded? Thanks for response. I really like your videos! Dean

[@adriennemccue]

I'm still using Google Meet. Can you do one for that? Ways to get around? I'm using Eventbrite and Google Meet.

[@darleneshipe7120]

Excellent video! Thank you!!

[@dottotech]

You are welcome!

[@amirzakrishan]

Shared, thanks.

[@juliewaller4211]

I'm an administrative assistant and often must set up a Zoom meeting for several others. Is there a way to let someone else open the meeting and admit attendees? The alternate host is problematic for me because I work for a large organization and a supervisor said he would have to change ZOOM accounts for me to assign him, which he doesn't want to do because he is connected with others.