If you’re using Zoom, tomorrow (May 30) is the last day to update to version 5, or you’ll no longer be able to join meetings. I’ll explain how to update in a moment, but first, you might be wondering ...

Before you log into Zoom to start your next video call, you should take a few minutes before you join to update your app. Zoom recently released a security patch for a major hole that could let a ...

Zoom regularly provides new versions of the Zoom desktop client to release new features and fix bugs. For example, if you are having difficulties joining breakout rooms it is probably because you are ...

You can check to see which version you’re using by selecting the Zoom.us drop-down menu and choosing “About Zoom.” That will bring up a dialogue box with the ...

If don’t update your Zoom app by May 30, you won’t be able to get into your exercise class or meeting—it’s that simple. If don’t update your Zoom app by May 30, you won’t be able to get into your ...

Beginning May 4, 2024, you will no longer be able to use an old version of Zoom when joining and hosting meetings at UB. Update your personal devices today to avoid disruptions, especially with finals ...

If you spend all day in video meetings, you might think Zoom has completely taken over your Mac. However, a major security vulnerability allows hackers to do just that. While getting hacked might be ...

Many of us have been there: You fire up the Zoom app as you rush to join a meeting you’re already late for, and you’re hit with a prompt to download updates. If ...

"...a key milestone in our 90-day plan to proactively identify, address, and enhance the security and privacy capabilities of the Zoom platform." When you purchase ...

To enhance the security of Zoom at the University, all Zoom users need to upgrade to the latest version of the Zoom Client software. This update requirement is six ...

Beginning November 4, 2023, you will no longer be able to use an old version of Zoom when joining and hosting meetings at UB. Update your personal devices today to avoid any disruptions in the future.