Zoom

Zoom has been designed with an interface that is extremely user friendly. High functionality and convenience to access its features are the reason behind Zoom’s success. However, sometimes certain questions about the app might make you curious before using it and the answers might not be right in front of you.

One such question about Zoom’s functionality that many users have before hosting a meeting is if the host can leave the meeting without ending it. A direct answer to that question is Yes. The host can leave a Zoom meeting after assigning a new host

Without video conferencing apps like Zoom, this year would have been a lot more difficult to navigate than it already is. But while Zoom meetings have been our saviors this year, they haven’t been as good for our data packs.

Video conference meetings can be a real nightmare from the point of view of data, and Zoom’s no different; it’s a real glutton when it comes to eating data. So when you don’t have a pack with unlimited data, is there a solution to this problem that doesn’t include finding

Zoom’s private message feature works just fine. If your meeting host has allowed you to send messages privately in the Zoom meeting, your host or any other participant can’t view those private chats. However, there is a loophole through which you might accidentally share your own private chats with someone else without realizing it.

What is the loophole?

Schools and Colleges are using Zoom regularly since Covid-19 became a reality and classrooms were thus transferred to video chat rooms to maintain social distancing. While having lectures or discussions in this new kind of classroom, we often

Zoom has become a crucial part of professional lives for millions globally. Anything that doesn’t require immediate physical presence is substituted by Zoom over video calls and conferences since the pandemic has hit the planet. It has demonstrated how much commercial work can be done online, eliminating the distance among people and organizations.

This makes it evident that even when it comes to hiring, Zoom has taken the foothold of the interviewing process. However, for someone not familiar with Zoom, an interview on the platform can be a little overwhelming. In such a situation, it is better to