Zoom has been the go-to app for a lot of folks this year for professional meetings and educational purposes. And while apps like Zoom have made our lives very easy when we’re waiting for things to go back to normal, there’s no harm in wishing they were a
Zoom’s virtual user conference Zoomtopia is underway right now. And the company is not letting the opportunity of its post-pandemic success slide. Zoom announced a lot of upcoming additions to its unified communications platform in a bid to stay ahead in the competition, chief among them being OnZoom and
Attending meetings or classes from the confines of your home is the new normal these days. And Zoom has played a huge part in helping people adapt. It’s easy to use, and even newbies have no trouble figuring it out. It’s a no brainer that it’s ahead
Controversy due to privacy concerns has long followed the video conferencing software Zoom. Even though Zoom has taken a lot of steps to increase security and privacy for its users, there’s always a shadow of a doubt hanging back at the recesses of the mind. Is my privacy protected?
Learn the steps for addinf a co-host in Zoom application. You will need to download and install Zoom App and a lincesed account for this
After the first episodes of ‘Zoom Bombing‘, Zoom has taken plenty of security measures to improve security in video meetings on the platform. The most important being GCM encryption in the recent Zoom 5.0 update. Now, the video conferencing platform has introduced yet another (long requested) feature called ‘Two-Factor
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