Beginning July 22 and expected to complete by August 5, the Require solving a CAPTCHA for guest users (users who are not signed in) setting will be enabled by default and removed from settings. Users joining as guests will be evaluated using an invisible CAPTCHA, no puzzle or manual verification required. If flagged, users will be prompted to sign in to join.
Note: The Zoom Web App supports enhanced encryption but does not yet support end-to-end encryption (E2EE), if E2EE is enabled by the host, Web App users will be prompted to join using the Zoom desktop or mobile app instead.
Starting February 7, 2026, the Show a "Join from your browser" link setting will be enabled by default. If the setting has been disabled and locked prior to the change, it will remain disabled. However, if the setting has been disabled but left unlocked prior to the change, it will be enabled. Due to this, it is recommended that users review their settings to ensure the feature is disabled and locked if they desire the feature to stay disabled.
Notes:
- If the setting has been disabled but left unlocked after the change, the setting will stay disabled.
- The meeting host must have end-to-end encryption (E2EE) disabled for the Join from your browser link to display for participants.