“Mute Participants Upon Entry”: If someone does Zoombomb your meeting, you can shut them up before they even have a chance to speak.The following are some features we recommend you enable to improve your security: Disabled so that once a Zoombomber is gone, he’s gone for good. “Allow Removed Participants to Rejoin”: If this is enabled, participants you kick out of a meeting can rejoin.Don’t let Zoombombers beat you to your own meeting. “Join Before Host”: This allows people to join a meeting before the host arrives.“Allow Participants to Rename Themselves”: If a Zoombomber doesn’t have access to the chatroom, they can get their message across by typing it as their name.Alternatively, you can select the “Only Allow Specified File Types” option to ensure that people can only share certain types of files. Disable this if you don’t want files to be shared. “File Transfer”: Allows meeting participants to share files in the meeting chatroom.Disable this feature if you don’t need it. “Remote Control”: This allows someone who is sharing her screen to let other participants take remote control of her system.They’d have to actually hold an image up to the webcam, rather than simply pull it up on their desktop. Disabling this prevents people from sharing inappropriate content during the meeting. You can either completely disable this or allow only the host of the meeting to share his screen.
There are many useful features here, but we recommend you disable the following to protect your meeting:
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