Zoom Workplace Release Notes

Full versions
Windows 6.7.5 (30439)
macOS 6.7.5 (75246)
Linux 6.7.5 (6891)
Android* 6.7.5 (37428)
Android (Intune)* 6.7.5 (37429)
iOS* 6.7.5 (32502)
iOS (Intune)* 6.7.5 (32503)
visionOS 6.7.5 (32504)

*The mobile releases require additional approval from their respective app stores and may take a few additional days to be available for download.

New, enhanced, and changed features
Changed feature Updated public key for signature verification With this release, Zoom is rotating the key pair used to sign the Zoom desktop app for Linux packages. Users who use signature validation to verify Zoom packages will need to import the new public key to continue validating future releases. Prior versions (before 6.7.5) will not be impacted. Linux
New or enhanced feature Upcoming end of support for macOS 10.13 and 10.14 This is the last planned release to support macOS versions 10.13 and 10.14. With next month's planned release, macOS users will need to upgrade to macOS 10.15 or higher to continue to receive additional Zoom app updates. macOS
Changed feature Upcoming end of support for legacy Linux distributions This is the last planned release to support the following legacy Linux distributions: CentOS 8, Oracle Linux 8, Red Hat 8, Ubuntu 18.04, Fedora 27-31, Debian 10, and OpenSuSE 15. The installer will block installation attempts on unsupported systems and displays an error message identifying the incompatible distribution. Users on these distributions can continue using version 6.7.5 (or any additional patches in the 6.7.X branch), but will not receive further updates. With next month's planned release, the minimum supported distributions will be Ubuntu 20.04+, Fedora 32+, RHEL 9+/CentOS Stream 9+, Debian 11+, and OpenSuSE 16+ with GCC 9.4 or later. Linux
New or enhanced feature Improved macOS status bar icon accessibility and system integration The Zoom Workplace app status bar icon follows Apple's Human Interface Guidelines to provide enhanced accessibility support and seamless system integration. The icon supports increased contrast mode, remains visible when transparency reduction is enabled, and works properly with VoiceOver screen reader functionality. Users with accessibility needs or visual impairments can more easily identify and interact with the Zoom status bar icon regardless of their macOS accessibility settings. The icon maintains proper proportions and clarity across different display scale settings while automatically inverting colors when the system setting is enabled. macOS
New or enhanced feature Enhancements to the onboarding workflow for AI Companion Workplace Pro users receive an improved AI Companion onboarding experience through a redesigned widget with updated logic and user interface. The system removes previous limitations where admin-locked settings would prevent the entire widget from displaying to users. The onboarding process guides users through setting up AI Companion for hosted meetings, connecting third-party calendars when needed, and configuring summary delivery to external applications. Users retain the ability to maintain existing settings, save selections progressively, or defer setup with reminder notifications. The enhanced onboarding widget provides better accessibility and clearer guidance for optimizing AI Companion functionality across meeting workflows. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Updated Home tab for mobile app Users can access a redesigned Home tab that replaces the previous Meetings tab and displays daily meeting information through enhanced event cards. The tab shows upcoming and recurring meetings for a selected day, with visual indicators for meeting status including concluded, in-progress, and future meetings. Meeting cards display essential details such as meeting name, host, start time, duration, location, and participant count for active meetings. Users can navigate between different days to view past or future meetings, access meeting details by tapping cards, and perform secondary actions like joining from a room or copying invitation links. This streamlined interface helps users quickly join their next scheduled meeting or access recurring meetings. Note: This feature is available on version 6.6.0 and higher, and will be rolled out to accounts over time. iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune)
New or enhanced feature Enhancements to the Contacts tab The redesigned Contacts tab transforms how you view and manage your contacts, with a simplified navigation and interface, new features, and improved terminology. You can search for contacts and select multiple contacts to initiate engagements like group chats or meetings. When you click a contact, their profile card will open in a right panel, showing their contact information and organization chart. In the left navigation menu, options include All contacts, Starred, Contact requests, and Groups. Within the Groups section, you may have groupings such as your external contacts, your company directory, Zoom Rooms, and more. For more organization, you can create your own groups of contacts and sync contacts from a connected Google, Exchange, or Office 365 account on Zoom. The new interface provides enhanced functionality while maintaining familiar contact management workflows for improved productivity. Notes: There are no admin settings or toggles to enable or disable this new experience. This enhancement was previously released to free customers in December 2025. For paid customers, this enhancement will be available starting with the 6.7.5 release, and will gradually roll out to all remaining paid customers over time, with expected completion in March 2026. At this time, users with Zoom Phone Power Pack will retain the current native interface to preserve specialized telephony features and grid view capabilities. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Automatic navigation customization for standalone product subscriptions Users with standalone product licenses receive an automatic prompt to optimize their navigation tab layout when signing in to the Zoom desktop app. The system presents a one-time dialog asking users to optimize their navigation to highlight key tools available with their plan. In this release, standalone AI Companion paid subscription is supported. The AI Companion profile promotes Home, Calendar, Docs, Hub, and Team Chat as the primary visible tabs, with others accessible under More. Users retain full control to decline optimization or manually adjust tabs later, while admins can suppress optimization prompts at the account or group level. Windows macOS Linux
Meetings features
New or enhanced feature Support pinning participant's video in meetings with 1000 or more participants All meeting participants can pin users when fewer than 1,000 participants are present. When the meeting participant count reaches 1,000 or more, only hosts, co-hosts, and original hosts can pin a participant's video. When multi-pin is enabled, all meeting participants can multi-pin users when fewer than 500 participants are present, with a maximum of 9 users in total. When the meeting participant count reaches 500 or more, only the host can multi-pin. Previously, pinning a video was not supported in meetings with 1000 or more participants and multi-pinning videos was not supported in meetings with 500 or more participants. Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune)
New or enhanced feature Introducing My notes My notes is a new feature that replaces the previous Notes functionality with AI-powered capabilities. My notes enables users to take manual notes while AI Companion transcribes Zoom Meetings, in-person meetings, or meetings on other platforms, then expands on and helps organize key takeaways. My notes includes automatic voice activity detection when a potential meeting audio event is accessing the device microphone to deliver a notification to remind the user to start a new note, managed in the Zoom desktop app settings. All notes created with My notes can be accessed in Zoom Hub and Zoom Docs. Note: While this feature is generally available, it may not be accessible to all users right away, as it is being rolled out gradually. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Introducing the Enhanced Media add-on With the Enhanced Media add-on, customers can experience high quality media enhancements ideal for professional collaboration and production environment. In this release, the Enhanced Media add-on includes: Meetings: 60fps high frame rate participant video streams, valuable for activities that involve smooth movement or requiring a higher degree of visual realism Higher bit rate participant video streams for sharper details and improved color reproduction 1080p content sharing at 60fps, enables a smoother sharing experience while maintaining finer details for professional media review work High Bandwidth Mode for multiple simultaneous HD participant video streams in supported applications Higher quality participant video streams in gallery view on 4K displays Zoom Rooms High Bandwidth Mode for multiple simultaneous HD participant video streams in supported applications Higher quality participant video streams in gallery view on 4K displays Zoom Events Enhanced media features available for Meetings within Zoom Events Note: 60fps high frame rate video, 60fps content sharing, and higher bit rate streams will be available on Zoom Rooms in another upcoming release. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Instantly start a meeting using zoom.new Users can start a new meeting when they type zoom.new in their browser's address bar. The system detects user sign-in status and redirects unauthenticated users to sign in first. Once signed in, users are then taken to the new meeting instance, either the Workplace app when detected, or via the Web App. After joining, the host will be prompted to invite contacts into the meeting or share the invite link with others. Windows macOS iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune)
New or enhanced feature Full enablement of enhanced join flow for overlapping personal link names The enhancement to join flow for overlapping personal link names, initially launched last August 2025, is generally available for all customers and regions after being available only by request. With the enhanced join flow, users can join personal meeting rooms more efficiently when multiple users share the same personal link name. When there is no overlap in personal link names, users directly join the personal meeting ID (PMI). If an overlap exists with a user in the same account, they can choose to join that specific PMI or enter a full URL/meeting ID for a different one. For overlapping personal link names outside their account, users can enter either the full URL or meeting ID to join the correct meeting. This improvement helps users avoid joining incorrect meetings while protecting privacy and account information. Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune)
New or enhanced feature Enhancements to post-meeting prompts with AI Companion integration Meeting participants can access enhanced post-meeting prompts that integrate with AI Companion functionality for improved note management. When users create or edit notes during a meeting, they receive automatic AI Companion responses through compelling call-to-action prompts after the meeting concludes. The feature enables continued note usage directly within the Zoom Workplace app post-meeting. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Enhancements to meeting coach with participant engagement metrics The enhanced Meeting coach feature provides meeting hosts with participant engagement analytics alongside personal meeting performance metrics. The feature is accessible through a new Meeting coach tab on the post-meeting calendar card for improved discoverability, replacing the previous location under Smart recording. Hosts can view participant metrics such as talk time % for all attendees while individual meeting participants can only access their own participation metrics. The feature works with all meetings that have a compatible AI Companion meetings feature activated, such as meeting summary, in-meeting questions, or smart recordings. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Dynamic gallery video layout Dynamic gallery is a user-selectable video layout that automatically crops video tiles to focus on faces and best utilize available screen space. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Copy meeting link option added to new meeting flyout menu When creating a new meeting from the Zoom desktop app's Home tab, users can click Copy meeting link, allowing them to reference meeting URLs immediately after creating a meeting. Previously, the only options were Copy ID and Copy invitation. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature AI Companion in-meeting user interface enhancements AI Companion in-meeting interface is redesigned to simplify how features are accessed and managed, improving feature discoverability and usability. The enhancement includes: AI Companion, My notes, and Transcription are accessible from the top-right corner of the meeting window. Hovering over the icons opens feature status and menus. The AI Companion sparkle icon provides role-based experiences, with hosts seeing checkbox controls for meeting summary and questions, with option to start, open, and stop AI Companion. While participants can request features to be enabled. The My notes (previously known as Notes) menus for host and participants are unified and accessible when user hovers on the icon. Users can either select Start taking notes or Continue taking notes, depending on the current status. Using the Transcription icon from the top-right corner of the meeting window, host can stop and delete transcripts. Using the same icon, participants can request the host to stop the transcription. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Ability to bookmark in-meeting chat messages Meeting participants can bookmark in-meeting chat messages. The bookmarked meeting chat messages are accessible in the Bookmarks tab of Team Chat alongside other saved messages for centralized reference. Previously, users could only bookmark Team Chat messages. Windows macOS Linux
Webinar features
New or enhanced feature Enhancements to webinar Q&A During a webinar's question & answer (Q&A), questions are visible to all participants regardless of when they join. Panelists can answer questions that were already posted before they joined or were promoted to a panelist. Based on Q&A settings, attendees will be able to see questions answered before they joined the webinar, or see questions submitted by other attendees and comment on or upvote them. Attendees can reply anonymously to a question that has been answered during the webinar Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune)
Team Chat features
New or enhanced feature Enhancements to sidebar tab placement and interactions Several improvements have been made to sidebar tab placement and interactions, giving users more control, improved visibility, and faster ways to manage unread messages. Enhanced tab reordering: The More menu bottleneck has been removed. Pinned tabs can now be dragged and dropped into any position, allowing for fully customized ordering. Multi-row sidebar wrapping: Pinned items now support multi-row wrapping. Narrowing the sidebar causes pinned tabs to wrap to a new row rather than being hidden in the overflow menu. Instant read states: A Mark all as read option has been added to the right-click context menu for all Team Chat sub-tabs, allowing users to clear unread badges instantly. Windows contrast optimization: For Windows users in Dark Mode, bolded chat font colors have been updated to provide higher contrast and improved readability for unread messages. Windows macOS Linux
Clips features
New or enhanced feature Enhancement to viewing private embedded clips Users can view a private clip directly within an embed without being redirected or leaving the host page. Clip owners will continue to be able to embed private content while allowing only authorized users to view them based on configured sharing permissions. Previously, if a clip is private or requires authentication to view, users must leave the embed and open the full Clips page to view. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Enhanced PIN recognition accuracy for avatar creation Creators can complete PIN verification for custom avatar creation with greater reliability. Creators receive immediate, actionable feedback when verification fails and can retry with one-tap convenience. This enhancement helps creators successfully complete the security verification step for avatar creation by minimizing repeated attempts. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Create a clip button in clips picker Users can record new clips directly from the Clips picker interface through a Create a Clip button. This functionality is available in Zoom Team Chat. The Create a Clip button opens the standard Clip recorder pop-up. After recording is completed, users return to the picker. Users can create contextually relevant video content without switching between different interfaces. Windows macOS Linux
Phone features
New or enhanced feature Variable display for transferred calls from Zoom Virtual Assistant Zoom Phone Power Pack users receive comprehensive variable data when calls are transferred from Zoom Virtual Assistant (ZVA) to improve call efficiency. Users can access conversation summaries and collected variables through incoming call notifications, view the information during live calls for real-time reference, and review the data in their call history after calls conclude. Admins have control over which specific variables and data points are transmitted from ZVA to Zoom Phone users. This feature significantly reduces call handling time by providing immediate access to caller information and authentication details gathered during the automated interaction phase. Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune)
New or enhanced feature AI Companion call questions for mobile devices Users can access AI Companion call questions through a pop-up window on mobile devices when Call Summary with AI Companion is enabled. The call question pop-up appears on iOS, iPadOS, and Android clients, matching the existing desktop experience. Users see both the call summary and call questions functionality together in a consistent interface across all platforms. This enhancement ensures mobile users have the same comprehensive AI-powered call features available on desktop clients. iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune)
Hub features
New or enhanced feature File shortcuts in Zoom Hub Users can organize their work by creating file shortcuts in Zoom Hub. The original file remains in its location while the shortcut provides quick access from a centralized place. This feature allows users to build collections of related materials without duplicating content or disrupting existing folder structures. Windows macOS Linux
Video Management features
New or enhanced feature Video embedding for third-party websites Embedding for individual videos or channels in third-party websites is available using iframe-based embed codes. The sharing options include additional settings for embedding channels, which display as a carousel allowing viewers to watch multiple videos. Embed options support both responsive and fixed sizing with inline or popover display modes. Channel-level player properties determine the available options in the embedded player, and private video settings are enforced within the embed player. This feature enables users to extend their video content reach across multiple websites while maintaining control over player functionality. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Recording embedding in third-party websites with sharing controls Embedding recordings for individual videos or channels into third-party websites is available using iframe-based embed codes. The sharing modal includes embed options with responsive or fixed sizing, inline or popover display modes, and applies channel-level player properties to embedded content. When channels are embedded, viewers see a carousel interface to watch multiple videos within the embedded player. Private video access controls are enforced within the embedded player to maintain content security. This feature enables broader content distribution while preserving established sharing permissions and player configurations. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Quiz and survey integration for video content creation Creators can insert existing quizzes, polls, and surveys at specific timestamps within their videos to assess viewer knowledge and engagement. The system allows insertion of interactive elements at various playback times, with videos automatically pausing to display the quiz or survey before continuing. Creators can configure these elements as mandatory or optional, control retake permissions, and insert multiple quizzes throughout a single video with only one allowed per timestamp. Survey placement options include quick selections for common positions like video beginning or end. This integration enables creators to transform passive video content into interactive learning experiences. Windows macOS Linux
New or enhanced feature Enhancements to playlist management and video organization Creators and collaborators can edit playlist properties including titles, descriptions, and thumbnails through an enhanced interface. The system provides role-based navigation where playlist cards link creators to management pages and direct viewers to the player. Users can modify individual video properties within playlists, adjusting titles, descriptions, and thumbnails as needed. Drag-and-drop functionality enables quick video organization between channels and playlists. These enhancements provide comprehensive playlist customization tools for improved content management workflows. Windows macOS Linux
MSI/PLIST/GPO/MDM features
New or enhanced feature Start My notes automatically when joining a meeting - AutoStartMyNotes Disabled by default. When enabled, the Zoom Workplace app will automatically start the My notes feature when a user joins a meeting. If this policy is not set, the app will use the default setting. Windows macOS
New or enhanced feature Prevent users from signing in with a magic code - DisableLoginWithMagicCode Disabled by default. When enabled, users are prevented from signing in to their Zoom account with the one-time magic code option. If this policy is not set, the app will use the default setting. Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune)
Resolved issues
Minor bug fixes Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune) visionOS
Security enhancements Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune) visionOS
Resolved a formatting issue in custom disclaimers for users signing in to the desktop app Windows
Resolved an issue in which changing the Active Directory password logged a user out of Zoom for Intune Android (Intune)
Resolved an issue where users were unable to send private chat messages to the meeting host and received an error message iOS iOS (Intune)
Resolved an issue with Zoom Phone where a monitored agent's status was showing as Offline in the Monitoring view while displaying as Available in the Call Queue view Windows
Resolved an issue where meetings synced from Microsoft Outlook to the mobile app were displaying incorrect dates and times, showing 1970 instead of the actual meeting date iOS iOS (Intune)
Resolved an issue where the Zoom Workplace app would not launch when clicking on a meeting link in the Google Chrome app if the Desktop site viewing mode was enabled in the Google Chrome app Android Android (Intune)
Resolved an issue where certain keyboard keys were not working properly during remote support sessions and the Stop remote support option was not functioning Linux
Resolved an issue causing the Zoom Workplace app to crash unexpectedly Windows
Resolved an issue where email messages were not properly updating their read status, remaining marked as unread even after being opened iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune)
Resolved a compatibility issue where Jabra Speak2 75 microphones were not being detected by Zoom after updating to version 6.6.5 Windows
Resolved an issue where the Meetings tab would randomly stop displaying scheduled meetings and required restarting the desktop app to restore functionality Windows
Resolved an issue where meetings were appearing as duplicates in the Zoom Calendar when synced from Outlook, despite only having one entry in the original calendar Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune)
Resolved an issue where users were experiencing calendar synchronization failures and Active Directory lockouts after updating to Zoom app version 6.4.12 Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune) visionOS
Resolved an issue where keyboard character input was displaying incorrectly during remote screen sharing on Ubuntu when using non-English keyboard layouts Linux
Resolved an issue where stylus cursor movements and hover effects were not being captured in Zoom recordings even though they were visible during the meeting Windows
Resolved an issue where users with CallKit were able to join meetings with device audio despite their settings to use telephony audio only iOS iOS (Intune)
Resolved an issue where the upcoming meeting list was missing meetings for users with scheduling privileges Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune) visionOS
Resolved an issue that prevented users from sending emails with large attachments through Zoom Mail iOS iOS (Intune)
Resolved an issue where removing a single instance of a canceled meeting from the user's calendar removed the entire meeting series Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune) visionOS
Resolved an issue where the Apps sidebar in the Zoom Workplace (Zoom Phone client) disappeared when resizing the main application window Windows

Full versions

• Windows 6.7.5 (TBD)
• macOS 6.7.5 (TBD)
• Linux 6.7.5 (TBD)
• Android* 6.7.5(TBD)
• Android (Intune)* 6.7.5 (TBD)
• iOS* 6.7.5 (TBD)
• iOS (Intune)* 6.7.5 (TBD)
• visionOS 6.7.5 (TBD)

*The mobile releases require additional approval from their respective app stores and may take a few additional days to be available for download.

New, enhanced, and changed features

• Updated public key for signature verification: Zoom is rotating the key pair used to sign the Zoom desktop app for Linux packages. Users who use signature validation to verify Zoom packages will need to import the new public key to continue validating future releases. Prior versions (before 6.7.5) will not be impacted. (Linux)
• Upcoming end of support for macOS 10.13 and 10.14: This is the last planned release to support macOS versions 10.13 and 10.14. With next month's planned release, macOS users will need to upgrade to macOS 10.15 or higher to continue to receive additional Zoom app updates. (macOS)
• Upcoming end of support for legacy Linux distributions: This is the last planned release to support legacy Linux distributions including CentOS 8, Oracle Linux 8, Red Hat 8, Ubuntu 18.04, Fedora 27-31, Debian 10, and OpenSuSE 15. Installer will block installation attempts on unsupported systems and display an error message. Users on these distributions can continue using version 6.7.5 but will not receive further updates. Next month's planned release will require newer distributions. (Linux)
• Improved macOS status bar icon accessibility and system integration: The Zoom Workplace app status bar icon follows Apple's Human Interface Guidelines to provide enhanced accessibility support and seamless system integration. (macOS)
• Enhancements to the onboarding workflow for AI Companion: Workplace Pro users receive an improved AI Companion onboarding experience through a redesigned widget with updated logic and user interface. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Support pinning participant's video in meetings with 1000 or more participants: Hosts, co-hosts, and original hosts can pin participant videos when the meeting has 1000 or more participants. Multi-pin support is also enhanced. (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, iOS (Intune), Android, Android (Intune))
• Introducing My notes: A new AI-powered notes feature that replaces previous Notes functionality, enabling manual notes with AI transcription and expansion. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Introducing the Enhanced Media add-on: Provides high quality media enhancements including 60fps video streams, higher bit rate streams, 1080p content sharing at 60fps, and High Bandwidth Mode for multiple simultaneous HD participant video streams. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Instantly start a meeting using zoom.new: Users can start a new meeting by typing zoom.new in their browser's address bar, with sign-in detection and redirection. (Windows, macOS, iOS, iOS (Intune), Android, Android (Intune))
• Full enablement of enhanced join flow for overlapping personal link names: Users can join personal meeting rooms more efficiently when multiple users share the same personal link name. (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, iOS (Intune), Android, Android (Intune))
• Enhancements to post-meeting prompts with AI Companion integration: Meeting participants receive enhanced post-meeting prompts integrating AI Companion for improved note management. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Enhancements to meeting coach with participant engagement metrics: Provides meeting hosts with participant engagement analytics and personal meeting performance metrics. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Dynamic gallery video layout: A user-selectable video layout that automatically crops video tiles to focus on faces and best utilize screen space. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Copy meeting link option added to new meeting flyout menu: Users can copy meeting links immediately after creating a meeting. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• AI Companion in-meeting user interface enhancements: Redesigned interface to simplify access and management of AI Companion features during meetings. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Ability to bookmark in-meeting chat messages: Meeting participants can bookmark chat messages accessible in the Bookmarks tab of Team Chat. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Enhancements to webinar Q&A: Questions are visible to all participants regardless of join time, with panelists able to answer previously posted questions. (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, iOS (Intune), Android, Android (Intune))
• Enhancements to sidebar tab placement and interactions: Improved tab reordering, multi-row sidebar wrapping, instant read states, and Windows contrast optimization. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Enhancement to viewing private embedded clips: Users can view private clips directly within embeds without redirection. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Enhanced PIN recognition accuracy for avatar creation: Improved feedback and retry convenience for PIN verification during avatar creation. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Create a clip button in clips picker: Users can record new clips directly from the Clips picker interface. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Variable display for transferred calls from Zoom Virtual Assistant: Provides comprehensive variable data during call transfers to improve call efficiency. (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, iOS (Intune), Android, Android (Intune))
• AI Companion call questions for mobile devices: Access AI Companion call questions through pop-ups on mobile devices. (iOS, iOS (Intune), Android, Android (Intune))
• File shortcuts in Zoom Hub: Users can create file shortcuts in Zoom Hub for quick access without duplicating content. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Video embedding for third-party websites: Supports iframe-based embedding with various options and private video enforcement. (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• Start My notes automatically when joining a meeting - AutoStartMyNotes: Disabled by default, enables automatic start of My notes feature on meeting join. (Windows, macOS)
• Prevent users from signing in with a magic code - DisableLoginWithMagicCode: Disabled by default, prevents sign-in with one-time magic code option. (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, iOS (Intune))

Resolved issues include minor bug fixes and security enhancements across platforms, and specific fixes such as formatting issues, login problems, and crash fixes.

Full versions

• Windows 6.7.5 (TBD)
• macOS 6.7.5 (TBD)
• Linux 6.7.5 (TBD)
• Android* 6.7.5 (TBD)
• Android (Intune)* 6.7.5 (TBD)
• iOS* 6.7.5 (TBD)
• iOS (Intune)* 6.7.5 (TBD)
• visionOS 6.7.5 (TBD)

*The mobile releases require additional approval from their respective app stores and may take a few additional days to be available for download.

New, enhanced, and changed features

• Changed feature: Updated public key for signature verification
  With this release, Zoom is rotating the key pair used to sign the Zoom desktop app for Linux packages. Users who use signature validation to verify Zoom packages will need to import the new public key to continue validating future releases. Prior versions (before 6.7.5) will not be impacted.

• New or enhanced feature: Upcoming end of support for macOS 10.13 and 10.14
  This is the last planned release to support macOS versions 10.13 and 10.14. With next month's planned release, macOS users will need to upgrade to macOS 10.15 or higher to continue to receive additional Zoom app updates.

• Changed feature: Upcoming end of support for legacy Linux distributions
  This is the last planned release to support the following legacy Linux distributions: CentOS 8, Oracle Linux 8, Red Hat 8, Ubuntu 18.04, Fedora 27-31, Debian 10, and OpenSuSE 15. The installer will block installation attempts on unsupported systems and displays an error message identifying the incompatible distribution. Users on these distributions can continue using version 6.7.5 (or any additional patches in the 6.7.X branch), but will not receive further updates. With next month's planned release, the minimum supported distributions will be Ubuntu 20.04+, Fedora 32+, RHEL 9+/CentOS Stream 9+, Debian 11+, and OpenSuSE 16+ with GCC 9.4 or later.

• New or enhanced feature: Improved macOS status bar icon accessibility and system integration
  The Zoom Workplace app status bar icon follows Apple's Human Interface Guidelines to provide enhanced accessibility support and seamless system integration. The icon supports increased contrast mode, remains visible when transparency reduction is enabled, and works properly with VoiceOver screen reader functionality. Users with accessibility needs or visual impairments can more easily identify and interact with the Zoom status bar icon regardless of their macOS accessibility settings. The icon maintains proper proportions and clarity across different display scale settings while automatically inverting colors when the system setting is enabled.

• New or enhanced feature: Enhancements to the onboarding workflow for AI Companion
  Workplace Pro users receive an improved AI Companion onboarding experience through a redesigned widget with updated logic and user interface. The system removes previous limitations where admin-locked settings would prevent the entire widget from displaying to users. The onboarding process guides users through setting up AI Companion for hosted meetings, connecting third-party calendars when needed, and configuring summary delivery to external applications. Users retain the ability to maintain existing settings, save selections progressively, or defer setup with reminder notifications. The enhanced onboarding widget provides better accessibility and clearer guidance for optimizing AI Companion functionality across meeting workflows.

• New or enhanced feature: Support pinning participant's video in meetings with 1000 or more participants
  All meeting participants can pin users when fewer than 1,000 participants are present. When the meeting participant count reaches 1,000 or more, only hosts, co-hosts, and original hosts can pin a participant's video. When multi-pin is enabled, all meeting participants can multi-pin users when fewer than 500 participants are present, with a maximum of 9 users in total. When the meeting participant count reaches 5,000 or more, only the host can multi-pin. Previously, pinning a video was not supported in meetings with 1000 or more participants and multi-pinning videos was not supported in meetings with 500 or more participants.

• New or enhanced feature: Introducing My notes
  My notes is a new feature that replaces the previous Notes functionality with AI-powered capabilities. My notes enables users to take manual notes while AI Companion transcribes Zoom Meetings, in-person meetings, or meetings on other platforms, then expands on and helps organize key takeaways. My notes includes automatic voice activity detection when a potential meeting audio event is accessing the device microphone to deliver a notification to remind the user to start a new note, managed in the Zoom desktop app settings. All notes created with My notes can be accessed in Zoom Hub and Zoom Docs. Note: While this feature is generally available, it may not be accessible to all users right away, as it is being rolled out gradually.

• New or enhanced feature: Introducing the Enhanced Media add-on
  With the Enhanced Media add-on, customers can experience high quality media enhancements ideal for professional collaboration and production environment. In this release, the Enhanced Media add-on includes: Meetings 60fps high frame rate video, valuable for activities that involve fast movement, demonstrating fine details, or requiring a higher degree of visual realism Higher bit rate streams for sharper details 1080p/60fps content sharing, enables a smoother sharing experience for professional media review work High Bandwidth Mode for multiple simultaneous HD participant streams High quality video streams on 4K displays Zoom Rooms High Bandwidth Mode for multiple simultaneous HD participant streams High quality video streams on 4K displays Zoom Events Enhanced media features available for Meetings within Zoom Events Notes: 60fps high frame rate video, 60fps content sharing, and higher bit rate streams will be available on Zoom Rooms in another upcoming release. This feature will not be immediately available, as it is dependent on a backend server update currently scheduled for February 7, 2026.

• New or enhanced feature: Instantly start a meeting using zoom.new
  Users can start a new meeting when they type zoom.new in their browser's address bar. The system detects user sign-in status and redirects unauthenticated users to sign in first. Once signed in, users are then taken to the new meeting instance, either the Workplace app when detected, or via the Web App. After joining, the host will be prompted to invite contacts into the meeting or share the invite link with others.

• New or enhanced feature: Full enablement of enhanced join flow for overlapping personal link names
  The enhancement to join flow for overlapping personal link names, initially launched last August 2025, is generally available for all customers and regions after being available only by request. With the enhanced join flow, users can join personal meeting rooms more efficiently when multiple users share the same personal link name. When there is no overlap in personal link names, users directly join the personal meeting ID (PMI). If an overlap exists with a user in the same account, they can choose to join that specific PMI or enter a full URL/meeting ID for a different one. For overlapping personal link names outside their account, users can enter either the full URL or meeting ID to join the correct meeting. This improvement helps users avoid joining incorrect meetings while protecting privacy and account information.

• New or enhanced feature: Enhancements to post-meeting prompts with AI Companion integration
  Meeting participants can access enhanced post-meeting prompts that integrate with AI Companion functionality for improved note management. When users create or edit notes during a meeting, they receive automatic AI Companion responses through compelling call-to-action prompts after the meeting concludes. The feature enables continued note usage directly within the Zoom Workplace app post-meeting.

• New or enhanced feature: Enhancements to meeting coach with participant engagement metrics
  The enhanced Meeting coach feature provides meeting hosts with participant engagement analytics alongside personal meeting performance metrics. The feature is accessible through a new Meeting coach tab on the post-meeting calendar card for improved discoverability, replacing the previous location under Smart recording. Hosts can view participant metrics such as talk time % for all attendees while individual meeting participants can only access their own participation metrics. The feature works with all meetings that have a compatible AI Companion meetings feature activated, such as meeting summary, in-meeting questions, or smart recordings.

• New or enhanced feature: Dynamic gallery video layout
  Dynamic gallery is a user-selectable video layout that automatically crops video tiles to focus on faces and best utilize available screen space.

• New or enhanced feature: Copy meeting link option added to new meeting flyout menu
  When creating a new meeting from the Zoom desktop app's Home tab, users can click Copy meeting link, allowing them to reference meeting URLs immediately after creating a meeting. Previously, the only options were Copy ID and Copy invitation.

• New or enhanced feature: AI Companion in-meeting user interface enhancements
  AI Companion in-meeting interface is redesigned to simplify how features are accessed and managed, improving feature discoverability and usability. The enhancement includes: AI Companion, My notes, and Transcription are accessible from the top-right corner of the meeting window. Hovering over the icons opens feature status and menus. The AI Companion sparkle icon provides role-based experiences, with hosts seeing checkbox controls for meeting summary and questions, with option to start, open, and stop AI Companion. While participants can request features to be enabled. The My notes (previously known as Notes) menus for host and participants are unified and accessible when user hovers on the icon. Users can either select Start taking notes or Continue taking notes, depending on the current status. Using the Transcription icon from the top-right corner of the meeting window, host can stop and delete transcripts. Using the same icon, participants can request the host to stop the transcription.

• New or enhanced feature: Ability to bookmark in-meeting chat messages
  Meeting participants can bookmark in-meeting chat messages. The bookmarked meeting chat messages are accessible in the Bookmarks tab of Team Chat alongside other saved messages for centralized reference. Previously, users could only bookmark Team Chat messages.

• New or enhanced feature: Enhancements to webinar Q&A
  During a webinar's question & answer (Q&A), questions are visible to all participants regardless of when they join. Panelists can answer questions that were already posted before they joined or were promoted to a panelist. Based on Q&A settings, attendees will be able to see questions answered before they joined the webinar, or see questions submitted by other attendees and comment on or upvote them. Attendees can reply anonymously to a question that has been answered during the webinar. Note: This feature will not be immediately available, as it is dependent on a backend server update currently scheduled for February 7, 2026.

Full versions

The mobile releases require additional approval from their respective app stores and may take a few additional days to be available for download.

Resolved issues

Minor bug fixes

• Resolved an issue with the virtual keyboard disappearing when sharing a screen on iPad
• Resolved an issue with the meeting video flickering on iPad when expanding the Participants tab
• Resolved an issue with the invitee list loading indefinitely when scheduling a meeting, preventing hosts from inviting participants to their meeting
• Resolved an issue in Production Studio where after the share became private, panelists who previously had remote control permission still appeared in the presenter's "Waiting for someone to control your screen" message
• Resolved an issue with search results from a Gmail account not loading when attempting to view from within the Zoom Workplace app
• Resolved an issue in which a subset of users received the error message "You don't have Zoom Scheduler yet" when attempting to access the Scheduler plugin when composing a new email
• Resolved an issue with the code snippet feature missing from users' custom shortcut options on chat compose
• Resolved a formatting issue in custom disclaimers for users signing in to the desktop app
• Resolved an issue with emojis in channel names displaying as plain text instead of the intended emojis
• Resolved an issue where contacts did not populate correctly in the Zoom Phone keypad search bar
• Resolved an issue with missing contact information when viewing a call queue from the Contacts tab
• Resolved an issue with the font on meeting notifications

Note: The Enhancements to meeting coach with participant engagement metrics feature has been pulled from release due to issues with deployment and will be available in another upcoming release.

Full versions

• *The mobile releases require additional approval from their respective app stores and may take a few additional days to be available for download.

Resolved issues

• Minor bug fixes
• Resolved an issue with the virtual keyboard disappearing when sharing a screen on iPad
• Resolved an issue with the meeting video flickering on iPad when expanding the Participants tab
• Resolved an issue with the invitee list loading indefinitely when scheduling a meeting, preventing hosts from inviting participants to their meeting
• Resolved an issue in Production Studio where after the share became private, panelists who previously had remote control permission still appeared in the presenter's "Waiting for someone to control your screen" message
• Resolved an issue with search results from a Gmail account not loading when attempting to view from within the Zoom Workplace app
• Resolved an issue in which a subset of users received the error message "You don't have Zoom Scheduler yet" when attempting to access the Scheduler plugin when composing a new email
• Resolved an issue with the code snippet feature missing from users' custom shortcut options on chat compose
• Resolved a formatting issue in custom disclaimers for users signing in to the desktop app
• Resolved an issue with emojis in channel names displaying as plain text instead of the intended emojis
• Resolved an issue where contacts did not populate correctly in the Zoom Phone keypad search bar
• Resolved an issue with missing contact information when viewing a call queue from the Contacts tab
• Resolved an issue with the font on meeting notifications
• Note: The Enhancements to meeting coach with participant engagement metrics feature has been pulled from release due to issues with deployment and will be available in another upcoming release.