Zoom is one of the most popular video meeting apps right now. People are zooming left and right, whether it’s for work from home meetings, online classes or just to connect with friends and family. The video conferencing service is dominating the market now and one of the reasons
Zoom has been under constant scrutiny for quite some time now. Ever since instances of what has come to be known as ‘Zoombombing‘ have plagued the video meeting platform, the users have been increasingly worried about the security of their meetings on the app. If you’ve been lucky enough
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, staying confined to our homes is the responsible thing to do right now. While staying at home, video meeting apps like Zoom that allow us to connect with so many people have literally been our saviours. Everyone is zooming right now, whether it’s for
Cloud recording feature on Zoom’s paid plans allows users to record and save Zoom meetings in the cloud effortlessly. These recordings can be downloaded and shared with any number of users. If you’ve shared a Zoom Meeting recording with someone but they’re unable to view it and
As the COVID-19 pandemic began to spread rapidly in March 2020, several countries introduced lockdown to tackle it in order to “flatten the curve”. This led to many corporations, especially IT companies to go completely remote during the lockdown period. With more and more employees working from home, apps like
Zoom 5.0 is now available to download on all supported platforms. The latest Zoom version brings several new features including GCM encryption to enhance security in Zoom meetings. If you already have Zoom app installed on your Desktop, you can easily use the in-built update mechanism of the app
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