6 Zoom Safety Tips | How to Use Zoom Safely

Whether you are a teacher, business professional, or personal user, Zoom security settings and security features should be at the forefront of your mind when organizing a meeting in Zoom. In this episode, Adam will give you 6 Zoom safety tips to help keep your meetings private, secure, and safe against Zoom Bombers.
How to use zoom safely:
Tip 1: Generate Meeting ID Automatically @ 2:30
Tip 2: Require meeting password @ 3:08
Tip 3a: Enable waiting room @ 3:54
Tip 3b: Only authenticated users can join a meeting @ 4:38
Tip 4: Lock meeting after it begins @ 5:49
Tip 5: Restrict participants (screen share, chat, & renaming) @ 7:18
Tip 6a: Play enter/exit chime @ 8:35
Tip 6b: Mute participants on entry @ 10:09
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[@LJ-qs3wq]

Excellent. Comprehensive and very well explained. Thank you!👏

[@brianbauer6361]

thanks Adam, will have to share this with my fellow collogues.

[@ITProTv]

Please do!

[@ganeshdhalpe4392]

Thanks Sir.

[@ITProTv]

Most welcome

[@tanjirokamado923]

Thanks

[@ITProTv]

No problem

[@shah7324]

Can we trace that person location who is doing nonsense in zoom class meeting

[@ITProTv]

Short answer on this one is No. The longer answer is that there are ways to potentially trace someone based on their IP address and other Metadata from the connection, but that requires advanced security and networking knowledge, and would not be something that a normal/non-it security professional would be able to do.