The "Waiting Room" is a helpful feature for controlling when a participant can join your Zoom meeting. Turn off screen sharing and only allow when necessary Here are eight tips and best practices for safeguarding your Zoom classrooms and meetings to minimize disruptions. On March 30, 2020, Zoom published the blog, “ How to Keep Uninvited Guests Out of Your Zoom Event.” As more people use this platform, it’s important to protect your virtual space from unwanted interruptions. Zoom has become a popular tool helping students and teachers connect to continue learning during this time of social distancing. We are proud of the role we are playing during this challenging time and committed to providing educators and other users with the tools they need.Zoom Responsibly: Important Safeguarding Tips We have encouraged our education users in particular to follow the guidance contained here: - and we recently updated the default settings for education users enrolled in our K-12 program to enable waiting rooms and ensure teachers are the only ones who can share content in class by default.
As more and new kinds of users start using Zoom during this time, Zoom has been proactively engaging to make sure they understand Zoom’s relevant policies, as well as the best ways to use the platform and protect their meetings.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, we are working around-the-clock to ensure that hospitals, universities, schools, and other organizations across the world can stay connected and operational. Zoom was originally developed for enterprise use, and has been confidently selected for complete deployment by a large number of institutions globally, following security reviews of our user, network and datacenter layers.
Zoom takes user privacy, security, and trust extremely seriously.
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