Release notes for Zoom Rooms Android Controller

Upcoming Release

Details about upcoming releases will be posted as they become available.

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Current Release

September 24, 2023 version 5.16.0 (2273)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Webinar Backstage 
    The webinar host and other panelists can move between the backstage area, which is not visible or heard by attendees, and the live webinar area, which is visible to and heard by attendees. Panelists backstage can still hear and view the live webinar to keep an eye on the presentation and know when to rejoin.
  • Improvement to display logic for attendees 
    Webinar hosts can control what Zoom Room attendees view, even in rooms with multiple displays. 
  • Request remote control for all cameras in a multi-camera room 
    Users can request remote control of each PTZ camera in a multi-camera Zoom Room. 
  • Simplified calibration process  for Intelligent Director
    The calibration process has been simplified with fewer steps needed to configure Intelligent Director. 
  • Support for joining Microsoft Teams Government Community Cloud High (GCC-H) meetings using Direct Guest Join (DGJ)
    Zoom Rooms may now join Microsoft Teams GCC-H meetings when invited by calendar integration using the meeting list. Support for ad-hoc join of Teams GCC-H meetings by meeting ID and passcode is not supported (pending future Microsoft support). Support for Zoom Room Appliances is planned for a future release.
  • Support for Emergency Services integration with Zoom Phone 
    Zoom Rooms integrated with Zoom Phone can now provide location information when a user dials an emergency services phone number.
• In-meeting features
  • Support Smart Meeting Summary 
    Hosts can initiate an AI generated summarization for the current meeting directly from a Zoom Room. Hosts will be prompted to enter an email address on the Zoom Room that the summary can be sent to. The ability to receive the meeting summary can be restricted to the host alone, the host along with users on their same account, or extended to all attendees of the meeting, including invitees outside of their organization. All meeting participants will be notified that the summary is being generated, and the meeting host can stop the summary at any time, if necessary.
  • Ask AI Companion questions about the meeting
    Zoom’s AI Companion transcribes and analyzes the verbal discussions in Zoom Meetings, allowing participants to ask the AI Companion questions about the meeting content that has been discussed and receive a response based on the meeting analysis thus far. Admins can choose to have this option remain visible in the meeting toolbar, even when the feature is disabled in web settings. Meeting hosts can start and stop AI Companion from a Zoom Room for other participants. Participants in the Zoom Room itself cannot ask AI companion questions. 
  • Enhanced captioning control for hosts/co-host 
    Hosts can have greater control of captioning use and the speaking language for the meeting. If enabled in web settings, captions can only be enabled by the host. Participants in the meeting can request captioning be enabled, which prompts the host (and co-hosts) to enable captioning and choose a speaking language.
  • Support for Intelligent director using two cameras 
    Intelligent Director can now support either two or three cameras Zoom Rooms systems. 
  • Support for breakout rooms with end-to-end encryption 
    Breakout rooms can be used in Zoom Rooms meetings with end-to-end encryption enabled. This feature must be enabled by Zoom support.  
  • Share content in Google Meetings 
    Users can share HDMI content from Zoom Rooms in Google meetings.
  • Updated recording notice 
• Management features
  • Limit network bandwidth for Zoom Rooms 
    Administrators can limit the amount of bandwidth allocated for audio and video in Zoom Rooms. These policies are intended for local networks known to have limitations at specific locations.
• Scheduling display features
  • Increased visibility of Reserve Another Room 
    The visibility of the Reserve Another Room button has been increased on scheduling displays, and the button itself has been renamed to Switch Room. Users can tap this button to reserve a different room when they do not find a suitable time available for the current room on the scheduling display. 
• Controller features
  • Support for Extron ZRTP Pro 725M, ZRTP Pro 1025M, ZRTP Pro 725T and ZRTP Pro 1025T
    These devices can be used as Zoom Rooms controllers or Scheduling Displays. 
• Zoom Whiteboard
  
  • Manage whiteboard sharing 
    Zoom Rooms users can control which participants can share whiteboards and who has control of the current shared board.   

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

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Previous Releases

Note: The information in the past release notes may have been superseded by subsequent release notes. Please review all current release notes carefully.

August 11, 2023 version 5.15.7 (2163)

Changes to existing features

• Updated Meeting Summary, Smart Recording, and Team Chat Compose prompts to reflect Zoom’s data policies 

July 24, 2023 version 5.15.5 (2131)

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes

June 25, 2023 version 5.15.0 (2095)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  
  • Support for Production Studio 
    The host of a Zoom Events Webinar session can enable Production Studio and allow a producer to join. Zoom Rooms users will be able to watch and listen to the producer's video.  
  • Improvements to local sharing 
    If Zoom Rooms users are sharing content locally and someone in the meeting begins to share content, the in-room users will be notified to choose the content they would like to see on the display. Users can also toggle back to the local content if necessary.
  • Companion Zoom Rooms for Touch device (Beta) 
    A Zoom Rooms for Touch device can be configured as a companion to an existing Zoom Room computer or appliance. This allows the Zoom Room to use the cameras of both devices, while only requiring one Zoom Rooms license. 
  • Default to numeric keypad when manually joining a meeting
    Some organizations use numeric passwords for meetings and do not need a lettered keypad to appear by default when joining meetings manually. Administrators can toggle the type of keypad that is shown by default, so switching is not necessary when inputting passwords.
• In-meeting features
  • Intelligent director (Beta)
    With Intelligent Director, Zoom’s software AI selects the best view of the in-room participants from the multiple input camera sources, increasing the potential clarity and resolution of the video streams displayed in the meeting.
  • In-meeting chat updates 
    Zoom Rooms users will be able to edit messages after they have been sent from the room, and send reactions in chat. The reactions sent by others in chat will also be visible to the users in the room.  
  • Support for additional NDI output content types
    Separate, dedicated outputs (with mixed audio) have been added for gallery view, and multi-spotlight/multi-pin groupings. 
  • Pause recording 
    Zoom Rooms users can pause a meeting recording on the controller or touch display. 
• Management features
  
  • Real-time statistics display
    Administrators can use the Zoom Rooms controller or touch display to view real-time meeting and zoom phone statistics for audio and video. This includes codec, resolution, bitrate, jitter, latency, and packet loss.
  • Disable automatic release for room check in 
    Administrators can disable the room check in automatic release feature. Once disabled, the room will not automatically release its reservation/booking if a user fails to check-in. 
• Controller features
  
  • Support for Jabra PanaCast TC controller
  • Room controls in BYOD mode 
    Devices in BYOD mode will be able to use room controls.
  • Support for Logitech Tap IP, Logitech Tap USB motion sensors
    Zoom Rooms controllers now support the motion sensors on Logitech Tap IP and Logitech Tap USB Zoom Room controllers These sensors will awaken the room during device operation time when motion is detected.
• Zoom for Home features
  
  • Personal Zoom Room PIN Management 
    Personal Zoom Room PINs can be managed from the web portal. Administrators can reset the PIN codes for all the devices they manage, and users can reset their own device’s PIN code. 

Resolved Issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

April 23, 2023 version 5.14.5 (1964)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  
  • Support for Yealink CP965
  • Default to numeric keypad when manually joining a meeting 
    Some organizations use numeric passcodes for meetings and do not need a lettered keypad to appear by default when manually joining. Administrators can toggle the type of keypad that is shown by default, so switching is not necessary when inputting passcodes.

Resolved Issues

• Minor bug fixes

Note: The Zoom IQ Meeting Summary feature has been pulled from release due to compatibility issues and will be available in another upcoming release. 

April 9, 2023 version 5.14.2 (1940)

Resolved Issues

• Minor bug fixes

March 26, 2023 version 5.14.0 (1920)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Webinar Session Branding
    Hosts can customize the appearance of the in-webinar experience by adding a wallpaper behind the video tiles, setting a common virtual background for all panelists, and providing name tags for each panelist. This requires version 5.14.0 or higher to use and/or view, but does not require this version to join the webinar.
  • Enhancement to local content sharing
    If local HDMI content sharing is enabled, users that connect an HDMI cable to the Zoom Room during a meeting will be prompted to choose their content sharing preference: View Locally or Share to Meeting.
  • Display Chromium version in Settings 
    The Chromium browser version is displayed in the settings menu on Zoom Rooms controllers and Zoom Rooms for Touch. 
  • Native room control enhancements
    Additional controls have been added to native room controls list. 
• In-meeting features
  
  • Directional audio
    Zoom Rooms with stereo loudspeakers can emit participant voices based on their placement in the meeting window. For example, when a participant that is displayed on the left side of a gallery view speaks, that participant’s voice is emitted from the left room speaker. This is currently supported on single display Zoom Rooms when using Gallery or Immersive view. Supported appliance devices are Poly X50, Poly X70, DTEN Me, DTEN On, and DTEN D7x CC. 
  • In-meeting chat enhancements 
    Meeting participants can view emoji reactions and reply in threads to in-meeting chat messages.
  • Toggle full room view
    Users can toggle the full room video feed that appears next to Smart gallery video feeds.
  • Hybrid meeting information
    Participants can click the security shield icon to see the following text in a  regular hybrid meeting: “You are connected to the Zoom Global Network via a data center controlled by your Zoom account owner”. Participants who click the shield icon in an internal hybrid meeting will see this text instead: “You are connected to a data center controlled by the host's account owner”. In either scenario, participants can click Learn More to learn about hybrid meetings.
  • Recording disclaimer update 
    Zoom Rooms participants will receive a recording disclaimer if a Zoom Phone audio only participant starts recording. 
  • Update to Show/Hide Non-Video Participants 
    The Show/Hide Non-Video Participants option can be toggled from the View menu on the touch screen display or room controller.
• Management features
  
  • Room capacity 
    Administrators can set a room capacity number that will be shown on the Zoom Rooms display and/or scheduling display. This will assist users who want to reserve a room for a specific number of people.
• Scheduling display features
  • Deleting reservations requires authentication 
    When a user wants to cancel a reservation on a scheduling display, the user must be authenticated. A QR code will appear for authenticating the user. Only the user who made the reservation, or an assigned delegate of that user, can delete the reservation from the scheduling display. Previously, any user could delete reservations for a Zoom Room or reservation-only rooms on a scheduling display.
  • Compact Theme for Scheduling Display 
    Admins can now select a compact theme for their scheduling displays. This theme has smaller text to accommodate content that may be displayed via their background. In addition, the compact theme also allows admins to add a QR code via the admin portal. 
• Controller features
  • Government icon display update
    Zoom Rooms that join a meeting hosted by a government account will see the government icon displayed on the room controller. 
  • Improved participant sync time
    Participant information will be displayed more quickly on controllers after joining the meeting. 
• Zoom for Home features
  • Display synced cloud contacts 
    Personal Zoom Rooms users will see their synced cloud contacts from Google/Office 365/Exchange displayed on their contact lists.
• Zoom Whiteboard
  
  • End meeting save whiteboard prompt
    If a whiteboard has been created in a Zoom Room hosting a meeting, the meeting host will be prompted to save the whiteboard before ending the meeting if the whiteboard has not been previously saved.

Resolved Issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

February 27, 2023 version 5.13.10 (1832)

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes 

January 8, 2023 version 5.13.5 (1760)

• In-meeting features
  • Flexible active speaker view
    When this view is enabled, active speaker view will be displayed when a remote participant speaks. Once the participant stops speaking for 15 seconds, the meeting will revert to gallery view or the background screen until another participant starts talking. 
• Management features
  
  • Enhanced Zoom Room lockout notification and manual unlock ability
    Administrators can enable a “room locked” alert email after five incorrect meeting password attempts. Once the room is locked, users will see a message telling them how long they have to wait until the room is unlocked and an email alert will be sent to the designated recipients. The recipients can manually override a locked room if the meeting is hosted by the same organization that the room belongs to. To override, the recipients click “unlock room” in the email alert they receive.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

December 19, 2022 version 5.13.0 (1725)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Native room control enhancements 
    Administrators can tie up to twenty native room control commands to a single button. Additionally, users can have more control over their room system without a third party control system.
  • Join ad hoc Microsoft Teams meetings 
    Users who want to join a Microsoft Teams meeting not on the calendar can enter the Microsoft Teams meeting ID and passcode.
  • Join ad hoc Webex meetings via SIP 
    Users who want to join a Webex meeting via SIP only need to enter the Webex meeting ID.
  • Support for custom join webinar disclaimer 
    Join webinar disclaimers configured from the web portal will appear in Zoom Rooms. 
  • Product icon updates 
    App and home screens icons have been updated to reflect the new Zoom logo. 
  • Persistent NDI outputs 
    The resolution and frame rate of NDI output streams can now be configured by the Zoom Rooms controller. The streams can be made available immediately when the Zoom Room launches, or created when participants are assigned. Zoom Rooms can now scale incoming video to the target resolution, and repeat or drop frames as necessary to reach the target frame rate, which ensures the NDI streams have consistent properties even if the participant Zoom streams are dynamic.
  • Crestron BYOD support for USB-C 
    USB-C BYOD and content share supported on Crestron UC-MMX-30-Z, UC-BX-30-Z, UC-BX-31-Z, and UC-CX-100-Z systems with UC-Engine models from Dell, Asus and Lenovo. Minimum UC-Engine firmware v. 1.11 is required. Refer to Crestron OLH 1001113 for more information.
  • Support for audio framing on DTEN D7 
• In-meeting features
  • Camera behavior enhancements for Interop meetings 
    The default camera control mode configured in the Zoom web portal will be used after joining a Microsoft Teams meeting. In addition, users will also be able to select camera control modes (manual, auto-framing, speaker focus) and accompanying camera control functions (pan-tilt-zoom, preset controls mode) depending on their devices. Windows and Mac devices can use manual mode and preset camera controls. Appliances can use all the functions listed above that are supported by the device. These options are only available when one camera is connected.   
  • Increase the number of cameras supported in multi-camera mode 
    The maximum number of simultaneous cameras supported by Zoom Rooms multi-camera mode is now four. Zoom Rooms must meet system requirements to use the full quantity of simultaneous cameras. 
  • Additional option for toggling show/hide self view 
    Users can toggle this view, which adds or removes their video feed from their personal meeting window, from the Change Views section of the user interface. 
  • Organize gallery view 
    Users can sort the way attendees are displayed in gallery and thumbnail view. The options are sorted by name in alphabetical order, or reverse alphabetical order. Hosts and co-hosts can also load a saved gallery view configuration tied to the meeting ID. 
  • Audio enhancements 
    Updates echo cancellation, and advanced noise suppression, which can be set to auto or manual.
  • Support for NDI streams in breakout rooms
    Meeting hosts can manage participant video feeds in breakout rooms as NDI sources. 
  • Updated recording privacy disclaimer
    The recording disclaimer has been updated to provide clearer information regarding how their data is being handled and who can access it.
• Management features
  
  • Third-party meeting join buttons on the home screen 
    Administrators can enable join buttons for third party meeting providers (Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex) that will be displayed on the Zoom Rooms home screen.
  • Upgrade Zoom Room from device 
    Administrators can upgrade a Zoom Room from the device itself (Zoom Rooms for Touch) or Zoom Room Controller rather than using the web portal. This function can be toggled from the web portal.  
  • Passcode protection for camera controls 
    Administrators can enable or disable a passcode requirement for users that want to control a room's camera in-meeting.
  • Bring your own device (BYOD) mode enhancement 
    Administrators can disable the default prompt that appears when connecting a BYOD device to a Zoom Room. Instead, users will need to use the BYOD icon on the Zoom Rooms controller to switch to BYOD content
• Scheduling display features
  • Display QR code when reserving rooms on scheduling display 
    Administrators can enable authentication (required or optional) for reserving rooms on a scheduling display. When activated, users can scan a QR code or enter their email to reserve a room. 
  • Support for Idle time-out mode 
    Administrators can configure an Idle time-out device operation time for Scheduling Display only and Workspace Reservation only rooms.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

November 7, 2022 version 5.12.6 (1612)

New and enhanced features

• In-meeting features
  
  • Companion mode enhancements 
    Users in companion mode who join a Zoom Room meeting will be displayed in the participant list nested under the Zoom Room’s entry, instead of as a separate entry. 
  • Support for 720p 60fps wired HDMI screen sharing 
    This option can be configured after enabling Optimize for video sharing on the room controller. Requires a wired HDMI sharing capture card supporting 60fps capture.
  • Updated webinar privacy disclaimer
    The webinar disclaimer has been updated to provide additional clarity regarding how data is being handled and who can access it.
• Management features
  • Automatic attempted recovery from temporary web proxy authentication failure
    When this feature is enabled in the web portal, the Zoom Room will periodically attempt to reconnect through a web proxy when it receives a Proxy Authentication Required response. The Zoom Room will display a notification while it is attempting to recover.
• Controller features
  • Support for Poly TC10

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

September 26, 2022 version 5.12.0

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Zoom Interop for Google Meet
    When a Google Meet calendar invite is sent to a Zoom Room, the room controller displays a one click Join button. Click here for more information
  • Google Meet ad-hoc join integration
    Zoom Rooms users can tap join, then tap the Google Meet icon to input a meeting code for joining a Google Meet session. Click here for more information.
  • Display Common Area Phones in the contacts list 
    Users can invite common area phone to a meeting from the contact list.
  • One-time password requirement for suspicious logins
    When Zoom Rooms administrators sign in to a Zoom Room using their work email and password, they may be asked to enter a one-time password, sent to their account email, when Zoom detects a suspicious login. A login may be considered suspicious if it originates from a different country or device, among other factors.  After entering the one-time password, the sign in will succeed.
  • Scheduling meetings on Google calendar 
    Calendar events will only appear on the resource calendar and not the service calendar when a user schedules a meeting and has full access to the calendar resource.
• In-meeting features
  • Thumbnail View Enhancements 
    The Thumbnail view can be used in Zoom Rooms with multiple screens, and the view can be configured to display the film strip above or below the active speaker (this does not apply to Zoom Rooms for Touch). 
  • Zoom Translated Captions 
    Zoom Rooms in meetings where the host has a Zoom Translated License will be able to pick between multiple closed captioning channels such as CART, Live Transcription, and Live Transcription translations.
  • Support up to 25 custom languages for interpretations 
    The number of custom language interpretations allowed for a scheduled meeting has been upgraded to 25. 
  • Support for meeting polls 
    Polls can be launched during a meeting, allowing participants to provide responses. 
  • Meeting assistant updates 
    Meetings assistants are displayed as participants in meetings they join. Assistants can change the name displayed in the participants menu when joining.
  • Reactions for Zoom Rooms 
    Zoom Room users can send and receive reactions in meetings and webinars. 
  • High Fidelity Audio mode 
    Zoom Rooms has added a High Fidelity Audio option in the client to allow for professional audio transmission in music education and performance applications. Professional audio interface, microphone, and headphones are recommended.
  • Share screen and audio to all Breakout Rooms 
    When sharing screen in the main session, the host or co-host can share their screen to all active Breakout Rooms. Computer audio and video audio from a screen share can also be shared. 
  • Support for Smart Gallery in E2EE meetings 
  • Enhanced in-meeting user abuse reporting 
    Simplified process for meeting attendees to report abuse to Zoom.
• Management features
  • Microsoft Teams Meetings join preference 
    When administrators enable Support 3rd party conferencing dial-in for Zoom Rooms and the Support Microsoft Teams web client meeting on Zoom Rooms option on the web portal, they can optionally elect to use Microsoft Teams Cloud Video Interop (CVI) information, if present, to join the meeting via SIP. If no Microsoft Teams Cloud Video Interop (CVI) information is present, Direct Guest Join will be used to join the meeting.  
  • Passcode failure alerts 
    Zoom administrators are notified via webhook, Dashboard, and email when someone in a Zoom Room has failed to enter the correct passcode three times within a 24 hour period. Alerts are automatically cleared at the beginning of the next day. 
  • Cloud recording limit 
    If a participant tries to record a meeting after the cloud recording storage limit is reached, the Zoom Room will display a message explaining why the meeting can't be recorded. 
• Scheduling display features 
  • User interface updates 
    The Scheduling Display user interface (UI) has been updated to provide a more consistent experience. The new UI aligns with the Zoom desktop and mobile clients, matches Zoom’s current branding, and provides an optimized information architecture to better meet user needs. The font size has been increased and color palette updated. Light and dark mode have also been added.  
• Controller features
  • Support for DTEN MATE 
  • In-meeting chat emojis 
    Zoom Rooms users can view all in-meeting chat emojis.
  • AirPlay BLE broadcasting (Screen Mirroring) from Apple devices 
    Users must complete a permission step to enable Bluetooth when using AirPlay Screen Mirroring.
• Zoom for Home features
  • Transfer meetings to Personal Zoom Rooms 
    Users attending an ongoing meeting with their mobile or desktop client can transfer the meeting to their Personal Zoom Room. The ongoing meeting will appear on the touch screen or controller meeting list, along with the Switch button. 
  • User presence status options 
    Personal Zoom Room users can set their status to “busy”, in addition to “available”, “away”, and “do not disturb”. If contacts set their status to “busy” that status will be displayed when viewing the contact list. 
  • Zoom Phone call history 
    Call history saves a record of received, outgoing, and missed calls. Users can view the caller name, number, and call duration with timestamps.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

July 27, 2022 version 5.11.4 (Google Play Store only)

Resolved issues 

• Resolved an issue that caused the 5.11.3 version of the Zoom Rooms controller app from the Google Play Store to crash.  

July 24, 2022 version 5.11.3

Resolved issues 

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

July 4, 2022 version 5.11.1

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes

June 26, 2022 version 5.11.0

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Whiteboard enhancements
    Users can start a meeting from an open whiteboard, access their whiteboard content, as well as access their existing whiteboards on Zoom Rooms Touch devices.
  • Zoom Rooms Voice Commands
    Zoom Rooms Voice Command accuracy has been improved and is now in general availability.
  • Upgrade alerts for free accounts
    Personal Zoom Room users with a free account will receive a notification when their remaining meeting time reaches ten minutes. The notice includes information on how to upgrade. 
  • Turkish and Polish Language support
  • User interface enhancements
    Settings, sign-in, and various sections in the user interface have been updated for Zoom Rooms Controller to match the look and feel of the new user interface.
  • Camera switching enhancement
    Switching cameras in a room with only two cameras will carry out the switch without prompting the user to select the camera first.
• In-meeting features
  • Disable Broadcast Message from host to breakout rooms
    Admins on the account can now disable the ability for meeting hosts to broadcast messages to all breakout room participants.
  • Multi-pin and multi-spotlight
    With host permission, users will now be able to pin up to 9 participants on their end. The host can also spotlight up to 9 participants for everyone in the meeting.
  • Toggle participant entry tones
    If the Zoom Room is the meeting host, participant entry tones can be toggled on or off from the room controller.
• Controller features
  • Dark Mode for user interface
    Administrators can change the current primarily white background user interface to Dark Mode.
• Zoom for Home features
  • Touch up my appearance
    Gives the picture display a softer focus and enhances digital appearance in real-time when enabled.
  • Shared lines
    The Shared Lines feature allows multiple users to share one extension number for outgoing calls.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

April 24, 2022 version 5.10.3 (1262)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Zoom Whiteboard
    The virtual whiteboarding experience has been redesigned to bring you the all-new Zoom Whiteboard, a cross-platform visual collaboration solution. With Zoom Whiteboard, you can brainstorm and collaborate on a persistent, expandable, digital canvas. All Zoom Rooms can open, view and save whiteboards from a desktop client paired to the Zoom Room. Zoom Rooms for Touch can also create and save whiteboards. This feature is separate from the “classic” whiteboard feature, which will continue to be available. The administrative controls for the new Zoom Whiteboard on Zoom Rooms are found in the Zoom web portal on the Zoom Rooms account settings page, and on the pages for lower tiers of the Zoom Rooms location hierarchy.
  • Zoom Event tickets 
    Zoom Event organizers or hosts can now invite Zoom Rooms that are listed in an organizations directory to an event. The event will appear on the Zoom Room's calendar, which allows users to join the event from the room.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes

April 2, 2022 version 5.10.0 (1217)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Support for joining Zoom Events via pairing with Zoom Rooms
    Attendees can start or join live sessions via a Zoom Room that is paired to their Zoom clients on laptops or mobile devices. Start/Join buttons are only accessible on the Zoom client interface. 
  • User interface updates
    The Zoom Rooms user interface (UI) has been updated to provide a more consistent experience. The new UI aligns with the Zoom desktop and mobile clients, matches Zoom’s current branding, and provides an optimized information architecture to better meet user needs. The in-meeting experience has been updated for Windows, Mac, and iPad Zoom Rooms. It has also been updated for Zoom Rooms Appliances and iOS and Android Zoom Rooms controllers. The out-of-meeting experience has been updated for Windows-attached and Web Zoom Rooms controllers. See our blog post for more information. 
  • Removal of Calendar Integration error message
    Previously, when a Zoom Room was not linked to a calendar, a prominent error on the Zoom Rooms Controller home page appeared: "This room needs to be connected to a calendar. Contact your Zoom Rooms admin". This error message has been updated to suggest that connection to a calendar is not mandatory. Organizations that do not wish to connect their Zoom Rooms to a calendar can have their admins hide the upcoming meetings list on Zoom Rooms Controllers, which removes the message completely.
• In-meeting features
  • Live transcription (automated captions) notification
    If saving transcripts (captions) is disabled for the meeting, attendees will be notified. 
  • Reclaim host in breakout rooms
    The original meeting host can reclaim the host privileges in a breakout room if they leave and rejoin the meeting. 
  • Additional  chat settings
    Meeting and Webinar hosts can tap the Security button on the Zoom Rooms user interface to set the chat privileges for participants, attendees and panelists.
  • Live streaming notification
    All attendees will see a notification when the meeting or webinar host starts a live stream. Attendees who join the session after the live stream has started will be notified when they enter. 
  • Enhanced in-meeting user abuse reporting
    Users submitting reports will be required to include their email addresses.
  • Screen sharing indicator
    The green Share Content button on the room controller will change to a red Sharing Content button when a screen share initiated by the Zoom Room is in progress.
  • Language Interpretation relay enhancement
    Language interpreters can listen to either the main audio or another translator’s audio, which can be useful when a translator doesn’t know the main language being spoken, but knows another language the audio is being translated to. This feature must be enabled by Zoom.
  • Support for native room controls during a Microsoft Teams Direct Guest Join meeting
• Management features
  • Microsoft calendar authentication notification
    Microsoft plans to disable basic authentication for Microsoft Exchange Web Services for Office 365. If a Zoom Room calendar integration to a Microsoft O365 calendar service encounters authentication errors because of this change, a notification message will display.  Customers are encouraged to update any Zoom Rooms calendar integration with Microsoft O365 to use OAuth instead of basic authentication by re-authorizing their calendar integration in the Zoom admin portal. 
  • Untrusted certificate security warning enhancement
    Additional untrusted certificate security warning details including certificate issuer and connection error code will be displayed on the Zoom Room’s screen. These details will also be included in Zoom Room alerts issued to account contacts, and displayed on the Zoom web portal dashboard. 
  • OnZoom disclaimer
    The customized OnZoom event disclaimer will be displayed to Zoom Rooms that join as alternate-hosts or panelists.
• Zoom for Home features
  • Support for displaying Zoom Events on the calendar
    After registration, Zoom Events will appear on the user’s calendar with a join option.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

January 9, 2022 version 5.9.3 (1069)

New and enhanced features

• In-meeting features
  • Support for Smart Gallery
    Zoom Rooms Smart Gallery view displays multiple video feeds from a single conference room. This allows the Zoom Rooms cameras to focus more closely on participants and display these people more clearly to remote attendees. Smart gallery is enabled by tapping Multi-stream on the Zoom Room Controller or Zoom Rooms Touch. Smart Gallery works with any single certified USB camera. Minimum system requirements apply. More info.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes

December 28, 2021 version 5.9.0 (1035)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Support for Workspace Reservations (Beta) - Win, Mac, Appliances, iPad, iOS zrc, Android zrc
    Users can reserve workspaces and Zoom Rooms on the web, kiosks, and Zoom Room for Touch devices. Users can check into workspaces through the web or on a Zoom Rooms for Touch device. Floor maps showing available and unavailable workspaces can be seen on digital signage, kiosks, and the web.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes

December 20, 2021 version 5.9.0 (1035)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  
  • Display gender pronouns 
    If enabled by account admins and added to their profile by either the user directly or through SAML mapping, a user’s gender pronouns are displayed in their contact card and as part of their display name in meetings and webinars.
  • Updates to sign in and pre-meeting user interface 
• In-meeting features
  
  • Optional Reclaim Host when rejoining 
    When the original host of a meeting rejoins, they are now given the option to reclaim host controls or remain as a participant or co-host, in order to not disrupt the current host.
  • Participant list improvement to Smart Gallery 
  • Support for Smart Gallery in locked meetings 
  • Profile pictures return when Focus Mode is turned off 
  • Zoom Room avatar on Shared Zoom Rooms
    When a Zoom Room is in a meeting the room’s avatar will be displayed. If no avatar is configured a new default avatar will be shown. 
• Management features
  • Support for Graph API 
  • Disable phone controls 
    Administrators can disable or enable phone controls on Zoom Rooms controllers for rooms without 3rd party SIP or Zoom Phone entitlement. This setting can be disabled on accounts with an active audio plan. 
  • Zoom room display name 
    Administrators can customize the name that appears on the Zoom Rooms display screen and on the Zoom web portal. This allows administrators to choose shorter display names that do not include things like location prefixes.
  • Disable in-meeting chat 
    Administrators can disable the display of in-meeting chat for Zoom Rooms. 
• Zoom for Home features
  • Support for advanced features on Personal Zoom Rooms 
    Administrators can make Personal Zoom Rooms a Pro device to get access to the advanced features. Designating a Personal Zoom Room as a Pro device will assign a standard Zoom Rooms license. 

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes

November 8, 2021 version 5.8.3 (960)

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes

September 29, 2021 version 5.8.0 (898)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Support for IPv6 
  • Joining personal meetings (PMI) 
    Users can populate their “location” field with their PMI and allow others to join that individual’s personal meeting ID if listed. 
  • Spam call indicator
    Users can see a spam call notification if one is detected. 
  • Enhancements to voice commands 
  • Multi-Stream view improvements 
    Remote meeting attendees will be able to see which camera feeds belong to the same Zoom Room. Zoom Room camera feeds will sort together by default.
  • Archiving error notification 
    Users will receive an error notification if meeting archiving fails. 
  • BYOD mode enhancement
    Bring your own device (BYOD) mode can be entered or exited from the Zoom Rooms interface if you are using a Poly device.
• In-meeting features
  • Immersive view 
    Recreate the feel of your class or conference room by placing video participants onto a single virtual background. Participants are automatically placed onto provided scenes, but the host can upload their own custom background and adjust the arrangements as needed. 
  • Breakout rooms management 
    Meeting hosts can use the features of breakout rooms with a Zoom Rooms controller or touch screen. 
  • Troubleshooting logs for Microsoft Teams meetings 
    Participants in a Microsoft Teams meeting can send logs to Microsoft.
  • Additional security features
    Hosts can hide profile pictures, suspend participant activities and start video for participants. 
  • Focus mode
    In focus mode, only the host can see participants’ videos or profile pictures when video is off. Participant screen sharing can only be viewed by the host, who can switch between multiple shared screens and allow participants to view others’ shared screens. Administrators can enable Focus mode for use in meetings via the web portal.
  • Virtual background delay 
    If a user’s virtual background fails to load, a prompt will appear with the option to start the video without it. 
  • Additional non-verbal feedback
    Attendees can click the coffee cup icon in the reactions menu during a meeting to indicate that they are temporarily away.
  • Local only screen share 
    Users can make screen shares visible only to themselves when sharing. This allows a user to read notes in a meeting that are not visible to other participants.
• Management features
  • Customize recording disclaimer
    Administrators can customize the text of the recording disclaimer that is displayed to participants. 
  • Limit screen sharing for external meetings 
    Administrators can restrict specific internal participants from screen sharing in a meeting with external participants. 
  • Remote meeting controller enhancements
    The text of the privacy disclaimer that is displayed to administrators when taking control of a meeting has been improved. Breakout room participants will receive a message that the meeting is being controlled by an administrator. All participants will be notified when an administrator stops controlling the meeting.
• Scheduling display features
  • Support for Yealink Room Panel
• Zoom for Home features
  • Blurred background 
    Personal Zoom Room users can choose to blur their backgrounds rather than selecting a specific virtual background. This provides added privacy when a branded background is unavailable or unnecessary. This is currently supported on Poly devices, Neat bars, and Facebook portal.
  • Support for Logitech RoomMate

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

July 27, 2021 version 5.7.3 (742)

New and enhanced features

• In-meeting features
  • Active Apps Notifier Enhancements 
    The Active Apps Notifier will only be displayed to attendees if an app has accessed data during an on-going meeting. When the Notifier is displayed, it will categorize the type of meeting data that the third party app is accessing. 
  • Mute and Video Off when joining a recorded/live streamed Meeting 
    When a Zoom Room joins a meeting that is already being recorded and/or live streamed, they will join with their video off and muted until they consent to the recording prompt. After consenting, they will be able to unmute and turn on their video, if the host allows them to. 
• Management features
  • Disable in-meeting chat replies
    Administrators can enable or disable the ability to reply to in-meeting chats from the Zoom web portal. 

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes

June 29, 2021 version 5.7.0 (692)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Updated Zoom for Government label
  • Zoom Room voice commands (Public Beta)
    Users can check-in, check-out, start a scheduled meeting, start an instant meeting, join a meeting ID, enter meeting passcodes, leave and end a meeting with voice commands. Say “Hello Zoom” to get started. This is not currently supported on computers with ARM CPUs (Apple M1).
  • Support for Host Keys
    Zoom Rooms users can join a meeting and enter the Host Key to claim the host privileges for that meeting. 
  • Third party meeting support 
    Zoom Rooms users can join Fuze meetings.
  • STIR/SHAKEN compliance 
    STIR/SHAKEN is an industry standard to prevent fraudsters from initiating calls from the numbers they don’t own. As required by FCC, Outbound PSTN calls from Zoom endpoints with Zoom provided US phone numbers will include attestation of the caller ID.
• In-meeting features
  • Multi-Stream view (Public Beta) 
    Zoom Rooms Multi-Stream view displays multiple video feeds from a single conference room. This allows the Zoom Room cameras to focus more closely on groups of participants and display these people more clearly to remote attendees. Multi-Stream view will be supported on Poly and Neat Appliances in July. Logitech Appliances will be supported later this year.
  • Improvements to non-vebal feedback
    Users who raise their hand in a meeting will have their feedback more prominently displayed in their participant window on the Zoom Room display.
  • Support for Network Device Interface (NDI)
    Video producers can use Network Device Interface (NDI) with Zoom Rooms to create custom visual experiences from individual video streams. Meeting or Webinar video is sent via NDI to the network and, from there, production teams can use NDI enabled applications to modify the video. 
  • Panelist and host controls in a webinar 
    Zoom Rooms that join a webinar as a panelist or a host will be able to view and/or manage attendees.  
  • Virtual background enhancements
    Account admins can require users to use virtual background when their video is on, as well as set a default virtual background from the default or custom uploaded options. If a device does not support virtual background and the attempt is made to turn it on, the participant will be notified and their video turned off. 
  • In-meeting chat replies
    Meeting participants in a Zoom Room can reply to in-meeting chat messages with a Zoom Rooms controller or using a Zoom Rooms touch screen. 
  • Meeting archive notification
    Meeting participants will be notified if meeting data is being archived. 
  • Additional Smart Camera Modes 
• Controller features
  • Support for more login methods on Zoom Rooms mobile controllers 
    Login with Facebook and Google is supported.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

June 6, 2021, version 5.6.7 (621)

New and enhanced features

• Enhanced data privacy notices
  In-context user education for various features, such as whiteboard, closed captioning, and others, informs the user who can see, save, and share the information before they provide it.
• Recording consent
  Zoom Rooms will need to consent to the meeting being recorded when joining a meeting or when someone starts recording the meeting. 
• Active Apps Notifier
  When someone in a meeting or webinar is utilizing any app that has access to real-time content or personal information during a meeting, participants are given real-time notice of usage. Details of which apps have access and which participant is using the app are displayed, and clicking on the app opens the Marketplace page to provide more information.
• Disclaimer messages 
  Administrators can configure disclaimer messages that will appear for the following actions: start meeting, join meeting, host recording start.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes

May 30, 2021, version 5.6.6 (587)

New and enhanced features

• Disclaimer messages
  Administrators can configure disclaimer messages that will appear for the following actions: client login, start meeting, join meeting, host recording start, audio call into a meeting.
• Support for Echo Show 8 generation 2

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes

April 25, 2021, version 5.6.3 (542)

Changes to existing features

• Management features
  • Dashboard reporting
    Administrators will not be able to view the local IP, client version or role of meeting participants from outside their organization.

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Enhanced data privacy notices
    In-context user education for various features, such as whiteboard, closed captioning, and meeting feedback, informs the user who can see, save, and share the information before they provide it.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

March 28, 2021 version 5.6.0 (496)

New and enhanced features

• In-meeting features
  • Zoom for Government support 
    Zoom for Government users can sign-in on Zoom Rooms and Zoom for Home devices. 
  • Virtual background setup 
    Zoom Room controllers will display a message stating that a solid green background is required if that is the only option supported. If a user taps Recalibrate, the controller screen will display a “Calibrating” message.
• Controller features
  • Additional feature support on mobile device controllers 
    Support has been added for single sign on login, switching devices (camera, microphone, speaker), OnZoom meetings, Microsoft Teams integration, enabling/disabling ultrasound, video preview, set presence, silence ringer, and room name changes.

Resolved Issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Crestron or Polycom scheduling displays cannot have the language changed once the settings are locked

January 31, 2021 version 5.5.0 (388)

New and enhanced features

• General features
  • Mobile device controllers
    Users can utilize their mobile devices to perform basic room controls during a meeting. These include: Mute/unmute audio, volume control, start/stop video, end meeting and more. This functionality can be used along with full companion mode on a client, which will allow users to perform additional meeting controls. Full companion mode can also be used by itself.
• In-meeting features
  • Gallery view while screen sharing
    Users can swap shared content for video while screen sharing in a Zoom Room. Once this is done, gallery view is available.  
  • Support for Huddly Canvas whiteboard camera
    Users can share white boards with the Huddly Canvas whiteboard camera.
  • Speaker tracking with AVer camera
    Admins can enable this feature which allows AVer cameras to track the active speaker in a meeting. 
  • Attendee counting with Huddly IQ camera
    Admins can enable this feature which allows Huddly IQ cameras to count the number of attendees in a meeting. 
  • Support for Logitech Swytch BYOD Zoom Rooms integration
    Logitech plans to release new Swytch firmware in February to support the feature.
• Management features
  • Configuration for Microsoft Teams Direct Guest Join integration 
    Admin users will be able to setup the Microsoft Teams integration for Zoom Rooms on the Zoom web portal. 
  • Disable desktop screen sharing for meetings you host
    When enabled, users can only share selected applications and files. 
  • Log file expiration time 
    Log files with user information will expire after 90 days.
  • Zoom Rooms with Alexa for Business
    Admins can enable Alexa for Business on Zoom Rooms Appliances. Link an AWS account from the Zoom web portal and turn on the feature. Once linked, users can utilize voice controls for Zoom rooms. For example, saying “Alexa, join my meeting” will start a Zoom meeting. Alexa for Business also supports additional advanced voice commands. This feature is currently in beta.
  • Restart room appliances
    Admins can restart room appliances from the web portal. 
• Scheduling display features
  • Display environment and air quality data 
    Zoom Room scheduling displays can display data about temperature, humidity, CO2 and VOC levels.
• Controller features
  • Display sensor data 
    Zoom Room controllers and scheduling displays can display data about temperature, humidity, CO2 and VOC levels.
  • Meeting feedback 
    The meeting ID will be included when users submit meeting feedback.
  • Join audio via telephone 
    Users will see a prompt to join meeting audio via telephone if their settings are configured for this option. 
• Zoom for Home features
  • Automatic login token expiration 
    An error message will be displayed if a user tries to login with an expired token. 
  • Passcode replaced with PIN 
    The user interface will now use “PIN” instead of “passcode”.
  • Silence audio notifications 
    Users can silence audio notifications for Zoom Phone calls or Zoom video calls using the “Silence Ringer” option in settings.
  • Support for joining onZoom sessions 
  • Support for ultrasonic sharing -
  • Require PIN
    Admins can require users to setup a PIN code by removing the ability to skip the setup process.  
  • Block user login 
    Admins can block user provisioned sign in for Zoom for Home appliances and consumer smart displays from Facebook and Amazon. IT admins can still provision Zoom for Home appliances for their users.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements 

December 6, 2020 version 5.4.0 (275)

New and enhanced features

• In-meeting features
  • Ability to delete chat messages
    In-meeting chat messages that are deleted by a meeting or webinar host will also be deleted from the Zoom Rooms in that meeting.
  • Partially encrypted meeting warning
    Unencrypted connections, such as audio through phone dial-in, unencrypted SIP/H.323 devices, or streaming via RTMP, will alert the host and other attendees that some aspects of the meeting are not fully encrypted due to unencrypted end-points.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

November 15, 2020 version 5.3.0 (214)

Changes to existing features

• Passcode and/or Waiting Room requirement
  Zoom will now require that all meetings have a Passcode or a Waiting Room enabled for accounts with a single licensed user, Pro accounts with 2 or more licenses, and Business accounts with 10-100 licenses. For Zoom Rooms specifically, this requirement will impact users who reserve rooms on scheduling displays.  Learn More.

New and enhanced features

• In-meeting features
  • Suspend participant activity
    New option in the Security panel to immediately suspend all participant activities, which will mute all video and audio, stop screen sharing, end all breakout rooms, and pause recording. Meeting participants in a Zoom Room can be suspended but meetings hosted from Zoom Rooms do not currently have the option to suspend activity.
  • Support 49 video participants in Gallery view
    Each screen in a Zoom room can support up to 49 video participants. For example, two screens would support 98 participants and three screens 147 participants, which is the maximum number supported. 
  • Video virtual background support with green screen 
  • Unmuting meeting participants
    Meeting hosts can request that all participants unmute themselves.
  • Attendee annotation
    Meeting hosts can allow or prohibit attendee annotation on shared content. 
  • Custom language support for language interpretation
    Meetings with the simultaneous interpretation feature enabled can support multiple translations for custom languages.
  • Italian and Vietnamese language support
• Management features
  
  • Hide caller ID
    Administrators can choose to hide the outbound caller ID for their Zoom Rooms by configuring their settings for Zoom Phone.
  • Zoom room display name
    Administrators can customize the name that appears on the scheduling display screen on the Zoom web portal. This allows administrators to choose shorter display names that do not include things like location prefixes.
• Controller features
  
  • Adjustable Ultrasonic Proximity Volume for Poly TC8

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

October 26, 2020 version 5.2.2 (158)

New and enhanced features

• In-meeting features
  • End-to-end (E2E) encryption  for meetings
    End-to-end (E2E) encryption for meetings is now available in technical preview. Account owners and admins can enable end-to-end (E2E) encryption for meetings, providing additional protection when needed. Enabling end-to-end (E2E) encryption for meetings requires all meeting participants to join from the Zoom desktop client, mobile app, or Zoom Rooms. Users will not be able to join by telephone, SIP/H.323 devices, on-premise configurations, or Lync/Skype clients, as these endpoints cannot be encrypted end to end. Zoom web client and third-party clients leveraging the Zoom SDK are also not supported at launch. Enabling this setting also disables the following features: join before host, cloud recording, streaming, live transcription, Breakout Rooms, polling, and meeting reactions. This setting is enabled in the Zoom web portal at the account, group, and user level and can be locked at the account or group level. 

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

September 27, 2020 version 5.2.0 (92)

New and enhanced features

• In-meeting features
  • Join Breakout Rooms
    Users can use the Zoom Rooms Controller to join a breakout room as a participant. This feature only works with non-touch Zoom Rooms.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

August 23, 2020 version 5.1.2 (978.0822)

Resolved Issues

• Minor bug fixes

August 2, 2020 version 5.1.0 (960.0731)

Changes to existing features 

• Management features
  • Meeting and webinar passwords now called Passcodes
    Meeting passwords will now be called Passcodes. This includes Room Meeting IDs.
  • Cloud recording storage
    If cloud recording storage capacity is reached, Zoom Rooms attendees will not be able to record. 

New and enhanced features

• In-meeting features
  
  • Support speaker switching with MXL microphones and camera presets
    Zoom Rooms with three MXL AC-44 microphones and a preset capable camera can be configured to support speaker switching. Once the microphones detect where a speaker is sitting, the camera preset is activated for that location.
  • Admitting external attendees
    Attendees from the same account as the host can admit external attendees in the waiting room. This setting can be toggled on or off.
  • Check out
    Users who end a scheduled meeting early will have the option to check out and free up the room for other users. 
  • View In-Meeting Private chats
    Private chat messages sent to the Zoom Room during a meeting can be displayed. 
  • Live transcription
    Meeting hosts in Zoom Rooms can turn on auto-transcription during a meeting. Live transcription will be generated automatically and appear on the room meeting display. This feature is currently in beta.
  • Language Interpretation
    If interpretation is being provided, a meeting attendee in a Zoom Room can select another audio channel to hear the meeting language translated.
  • Unmute Zoom Rooms attendee in a webinar
    Webinar hosts can unmute a Zoom Rooms attendee without promoting the attendee to panelist.
  • Select screen sharing privileges
    Meeting hosts using a Zoom Room can restrict the ability to screen share to the host only, or allow all participants to share. 
  • Searching participants
    Zoom Rooms users can search for participants from the participants list in a meeting.
  • One click to join the audio of a Google Meet meeting 
  • Country selection when dialing
    Country flags have been replaced with country names.
• Management features
  • Disable annotation saving
    Administrators can disable the ability to save annotations on a whiteboard or a screen share.
  • Restart room controller from the web portal
  • Cloud recording storage
    If cloud recording storage capacity is reached, Zoom Rooms attendees will not be able to record.
  • Under construction
    Scheduling displays will display as under construction if the under construction status is enabled on the Zoom web portal.
  • Sign out from all devices
    Users can sign out of Zoom Rooms from the web portal.
• Scheduling display features
  • Passcode check
    If a complex passcode is required, user created passwords for scheduled meetings will have to meet certain criteria to be considered secure.
• Controller features
  • Support for Crestron Mercury Mini
  • Support for Polycom Trio C60
  • Rename participants from controller
    Meeting hosts can rename participants from the Zoom Rooms controller. 

Resolved Issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Security enhancements

July 5, 2020 version 5.0.5 (898.0703)

Changes to existing features

• Security update
  Support enhanced encryption for the connection between Zoom Rooms and Zoom Rooms Controllers. Starting August 16, 2020, Zoom Rooms and Controllers will need to be running version 5.0.5 or higher to function. 

Resolved Issues

• Minor Bug Fixes

May 24, 2020 version 5.0.2 (847.0523)

New and enhanced features

• In-meeting features
  • Security features
    Meeting hosts can tap the security option while in a meeting to easily access the following features: lock meeting, enable waiting room, disable chat, disable participant renaming, disable screen sharing for others, remove participant, report a participant.
  • Report a participant
    Meeting hosts can tap the security option while in a meeting to report a participant to Zoom trust and safety for inappropriate behavior.
  • Host selection when leaving a meeting
    The host will be prompted to assign a new host before leaving the meeting 
  • Waiting room
    Hosts in direct share meetings or phone calls will be able to allow or prevent participants from joining their meetings when waiting room is enabled. 
  • Meeting information
    Users can view the numeric password which is used for phone and H323/SIP call-in participants. The numeric password is displayed with the phone dial in number on the meeting information screen.
  • Starting a test meeting while not signed in
    Users must accept Zoom’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy via pop-up message before starting a test meeting in a Zoom Room that is not signed in. 
• Management features
  • Recording consent customization
    Admins can customize the message that appears asking participants for their consent to be recorded. 
  • Logs
    Admin users can enable a web setting that allows Zoom support to submit logs to Zoom on behalf of the admin, or have the logs automatically uploaded in the event of a crash.
  • Room meeting ID
    Web admins can disable the Room Meeting ID. The Room Meeting ID will not be displayed on Zoom Rooms Controller when disabled.
  • Audio Logs
    Audio Logs can now be enabled/disabled on the controller under the about page in settings.
• Scheduling display features
  • Scheduling a password protected meeting
    Users can choose to schedule a password protected meeting and customize the meeting password from a scheduling display. If passwords are required for scheduled meetings, a password will be generated automatically and cannot be disabled from the scheduling display. 

Resolved issues

• Security enhancements
• Minor bug fixes

April 26, 2020 version 5.0.0 (812.0426)

Changes to existing features

• Problem reports
  In addition to basic logs, users can send audio, content sharing, and crash dump logs with a problem report using the Zoom Rooms Controller.
• Screen sharing
  Zoom Rooms cannot share screen when the host disables screen sharing for meeting participants.
• Show the connected data center
  Users can see which data center they are connected to by clicking on the info icon on the Zoom Rooms Controller.

Resolved Issues

• Security enhancements
• Minor bug fixes

April 12, 2020 Version 4.6.6 (40767.0410)

Resolved Issues

• Security enhancements
• Bug fixes

April 7, 2020 Version 4.6.5 (40759.0407)

Resolved Issues

• Security enhancements
• Minor bug fixes