| Type | Feature title | Description | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Changed feature | Chaperone exception for information barriers | When creating an Information Barrier policy, account owners and admins can also designate user groups with chaperone permissions. The chaperone permissions allow the users to host meetings where participants from different information barrier groups can join together. Multiple chaperones can be present in a meeting. As long as a chaperone is present in the meeting, users from otherwise restricted groups can participate in the same session. If the chaperone leaves without another qualified chaperone present, users from information barrier groups will automatically be removed from the meeting. | Web portal |
| AI Companion | |||
| New or enhanced feature | Meeting scheduling conflict resolution with AI Companion | When scheduling a meeting, AI Companion can assist the host with resolving time and date conflicts before sending the meeting invite. AI Companion will actively monitor participant availability, identifies optimal meeting times, and coordinates with conflicting invitees via email or team chat to find suitable alternatives. Hosts receive notifications when their input is needed and can track coordination progress through the AI Companion panel. | Windows macOS Linux iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune) |
| General features | |||
| New or enhanced feature | Enhancements to joining personal meeting rooms | 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 | Ability to select phone number masking pattern | When masking phone number of users dialing into a meeting, account owners and admins can choose from new masking patterns. Options include the default pattern, masking the first five digits, or masking all digits except the last four. This can be managed in the Web Portal under the Audio Conferencing tab > Mask phone number in the participant list . This setting is available at the account, group, and user levels. | Web portal |
| User features | |||
| New or enhanced feature | Web-based scheduling experience on mobile Home tab | When scheduling a meeting from the Zoom Workplace mobile app Home tab, users are directed to a web-based scheduling screen. This screen replaces the native scheduling interface. The new interface retains full functionality, allowing users to set meeting parameters and automatically sync meeting details across both the Home and Calendar sections. This update reduces confusion and provides a more consistent scheduling experience. | iOS iOS (Intune) Android Android (Intune) |
| New or enhanced feature | Support 5G network slicing for meetings | Users connecting to Zoom Meetings on Android devices can leverage 5G network slicing technology for superior video performance. The feature helps maintain sustained connectivity in both light and dense environments, from cell tower proximity to edge coverage areas. This implementation matches existing iOS capabilities that use mobile device management for high-priority applications. The feature operates transparently with cellular rate plans and requires no user intervention. Notes :
| Android Android (Intune) |
| New or enhanced feature | Enhancement to camera anchor in Vision Pro | Users joining meetings through Vision Pro can maintain consistent eye contact with meeting participants through an improved camera anchor system. The camera anchor remains fixed to the main meeting window that displays participant views, even when switching between multiple windows. When users look at other participants, their Persona maintains proper eye contact alignment, creating a more natural interaction experience. This enhancement leverages Apple's latest cameraAnchor API for visionOS to deliver more engaging and realistic virtual interactions. | visionOS |
| New or enhanced feature | Allow co-hosts & alternative hosts to manage meeting summaries and recordings | Co-hosts and alternative hosts can access and manage cloud recordings and AI generated meeting summaries when enabled in settings. Account owners and admins can manage this setting in the Web portal at the account or group levels under the Meeting tab > General section > Automatically grant co-owner permissions to co-hosts, alternative hosts, and changed hosts to manage meeting assets toggle. If allowed within the account, the host can also change this setting for their personal use under Settings > Meeting tab > General section. When enabled, co-hosts, alternative hosts, and changed hosts will automatically grant co-owner permissions for their assigned meetings, allowing them to manage all available meeting assets with the same access level as the host. | Web portal |