Zoom takes much of your internet speed.If your internet connection is too slow for your Zoom meeting, you might have to check your Internet connection. While it may be slow to stream video calls, a speed of 2.5 Mbps is needed to successfully stream them.

The video conferencing software developed by Zoom Video Communications is free for up to 100 participants and a 40-minute time limit for meetings with more than two people. Zoom offers a business conference feature called Zoom Rooms, which enables you to view 49 people on the desktop screen and four people on mobile devices. Zoom also allows you to split a meeting into smaller groups for greater flexibility. Whether you need to meet with a group of customers, or need to communicate with a team in another continent, Zoom is a great choice for video conferencing.

Although its popularity continues to grow, Zoom has faced criticism for some of its security problems. In fact, it is only now being made secure after it purchased a security company to fix these problems. While the security issue isn't particularly serious, it's a reminder that security is an issue for any software or service. Security is a priority for Zoom, which takes its customers' security very seriously. The company has made a number of changes to their platform, including geofencing the region where it stores data.

I like the image quality and voice quality.I like the speed of the application.I like the application background.

I don't like the time limits for meeting.Some of the options aren't clear and it makes me confused.

While Zoom is far from perfect, they are infinitely better than so many of their competitors that you can forget about most of their shortcomings. Except for one major one - their user interface. It's horrible. And I have not noticed any discernable upgrades or enhancements to really any aspect of their product over time. It appears they have a If It's Not Broke Don't Fix It philosophy, but there are things that maybe aren't broken but have major room for improvement.

Of all the video conferencing tools out there - and there is no shortage of them, either past or present - I have to say that Zoom works probably the best as far as logging in and everything working. Everybody who has ever attended a video conference knows the headache and utter waste of time known as "technical difficulties" especially those that arise at beginning of any video conference. This person's video isn't working; that person can't hear. You keep getting disconnected. Zoom somehow avoids this most of the time and that rarest of all things usually occurs - video conferences start on time.

If you have any more than say three - max four - participants, you're going to go crazy trying to include and see everybody at once. Yes, it's okay when whoever is speaking is shown front and center, but when you're speaking and want to gauge everyone's expression and just see everybody as though you are in the same room with in person, Zoom's Brady Bunch opening from Hell interface will literally drive you mad.

This software starting from the time of use has help bring our team together, it has become an umbrella that shields us from incurring much expenses bringing the staffs and the organization together, we use zoom webinar everyday, having free access to the use and the functions is a value for the software

Zoom webinar offers its high level of efficiency, remote access, mobile access and it has helped bring the group together in a uniform way, it has saved us a lot from misinformation or non-uniformity of information disseminated

Zoom video webinar offered a durable professional tools for video conferencing, messaging, sharing of files which all are end-end encrypted and so on, our organization haven't had any issues using this software so far , but further development and improvement is advised