If you receive a prompt to update via the client prior to June 10, please proceed. To avoid disruptions, we strongly recommend updating your mobile and desktop clients to the mandatory minimum version prior to June 10. The update must be completed before you can join. Learn more about this standard here: Īfter June 10, if you are running a client version older than 5.10.0, you will be asked to update the next time you log in to the Zoom client or the next time that you attempt to join a meeting or webinar if you are already logged in. The latest available version as of is 5.10.7.Īdditionally, to align with Information Security Standard M5 “Vulnerability Management,” a mandatory minimum client version of 5.10.0 will be implemented on all UBC licensed Zoom accounts on Jat 11:59pm. As such, we are asking users to update their clients to the latest version. View the Zoom best practices documents to get more information on securing your Zoom meetings, making your video look better, and accessibility.Zoom recently posted a security bulletin regarding a vulnerability in their Zoom Client for Meetings on all mobile and desktop platforms.

Note: Webinars function slightly differently than normal meetings do, so some special considerations need to be taken into account when hosting a webinar instead of a normal Zoom meeting. If you require a session for more than 300 people, contact to request a Zoom Webinar license. Zoom meetings can accommodate up to 300 people per meeting at a time. Find out more about using Zoom on your mobile device in the Zoom on mobile guide. Zoom is available on any device with an Internet connection, including Mac, Windows, Linux and mobile devices. Please view the support document on Zoom call etiquette for more information. If you are joining via a landline telephone, dial *6 to mute your phone. If the microphone icon has a slash through it, you are muted. You can mute your microphone by clicking on the microphone icon in the Zoom window. Tip: If you are not the person currently speaking, make sure you mute your microphone. Participants can simply select the meeting link to join a session without logging in. Note: You do not need an account to join a meeting, only to start one. Download the Zoom client by navigating to. You can log in using your SFSU ID or SFSU email address and SFSU password. To set up your account, go to and select the Sign in link. All faculty, staff and students have the ability to create and join Zoom meetings. Zoom is SF State's video and web conferencing service.

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