Below we will talk about Zoom’s desktop client for Windows. It offers one of the most reliable and easy to use client applications for desktop and mobile platforms alike. Zoom is one of the most popular and widely used video conferencing and collaboration software tools, and for good reason. From simple video calls between two friends to briefing conferences, webinars and training sessions or customer-oriented events, all are now online. The way communication and collaboration are made has changed fundamentally, both in the personal and the business environment. And competitors are swimming around like sharks: Facebook recently announcing its new free video calling product, Messenger Rooms Skype unveiled its free Meet Now service and Google Duo just got a huge upgrade.With all that is going around today, more and more physical events are taken to the virtual world. Still, Zoom's privacy woes have made headlines and some businesses and government entities have banned its use. Last week, the company announced it had surpassed 300 million daily Zoom meeting participants, up 50% from early April. Zoom's increased security measures come at a time when the video conferencing service has experienced huge growth.
If you're on iOS, you'll have to wait a little longer for Apple to vet the update. You may be prompted to update the client or app when you open it, or you can manually get the update at Zoom's Download Center. If you're on Windows, Android, Linux or Mac you can upgrade to Zoom 5.0 today. Cloud recordings will also require passwords by default.Īnd for easier, one-click control of all these features, Zoom 5.0 adds an icon to the host’s menu bar that goes to a security hub. (length, alphanumeric, and special character requirements). Waiting rooms will also be on by default, allowing hosts control over who enters the meeting.īusiness customers will be able to define the complexity of their meeting passwords. Passwords will now be on by default for meetings hosted by Basic, single-license Pro, and K-12 customers. Zoom is also introducing several new password measures, which seem designed to stop Zoom-bombing by trolls who disrupt random meetings.
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