You can join a Zoom meeting in both ways from the website, mobile app, or desktop app. If you don't have an invite link or a Meeting ID, but you're attending a recurring meeting, you can also join ...

There's actually more than one way to join a Zoom meeting. And the method you choose depends on the kind of device you have and which type of Zoom software you plan to use. In this guide, we'll go ...

Zoom is a name the world came to know in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. It became an essential tool for many businesses that learned to operate remotely, letting professionals participate in ...

A quirk of Mozilla’s Firefox browser is that it lets you join a Zoom call via the web, no separate app downloaded needed, but you can’t say anything on the call. Or at least, you couldn’t before the ...

Zoom’s latest update might help keep more meetings secure. The videoconferencing software now hides Meeting ID numbers from the title bar, meaning if you screenshot your meeting, your ID code won’t be ...

A new update to the Zoom client has been released that removes the meeting ID from the title bar when conducting meetings to increase security and to prevent them from being exposed in screenshots.

Not all Zoom meetings are scheduled in advance. And so you may find yourself in a situation where you need to invite someone to a meeting that's already in progress. Luckily, Zoom lets you invite ...

You can join a meeting by either clicking the meeting link in your calendar or email, entering the meeting ID and passcode through Zoom's app or web portal, or through UB Learns. Meetings can be ...