Hello
Last year, Zoom put a 40 minute limit on free meetings.
Is it still necessary to wait for 10 minutes before starting another meeting?
Thanks
Zoom 40 minute meeting limit
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Like most, I used it during the pandemic, but not any more. (Does anyone still use it?) While waiting, you could have called a friend and find out when you get cut off.
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I still use it sometimes for work but haven't done for a while. But when I do, it needs to be for more than 40 minutes.Someone-Else wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 11:35 pm Like most, I used it during the pandemic, but not any more. (Does anyone still use it?) While waiting, you could have called a friend and find out when you get cut off.
I'm going to try Microsoft Teams instead.
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I use MS Teams for work. I believe there's a free version. You don't need a subscription to use Teams for home. The free version of Teams for home gives you: Free 1:1 calls between Teams users for up to 30 hours.