The Zoom 5.0 update has arrived, so if you've downloaded it via your ASU Enterprise Zoom account that means you're in store for some new #ASUonZoom tips! Please take the following action in your Zoom sessions to ensure participants can share their screens:
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Zoom 5.0 Release
Zoom 5.0 includes new features and security enhancements including support for AES 256-bit GCM encryption, a new Report a User feature within the Security icon, enhancements to ending and leaving meetings, profile picture control for meeting hosts, and improved cloud recording security.
Enhanced Encryption
On April 1, 2020, Zoom Founder and CEO, Eric S. Yuan published a blog summarizing Zoom’s unprecedented growth, missteps and corrections, including:
On April 8, 2020, Zoom released an update that provides easy access to several existing Zoom security features so you can more easily protect your meetings. The new Security icon allows host and co-host to easily change the following settings all from one place: