Zoom hosts now have the option to require authentication to ensure that only users who have securely signed into their MyCarletonOne account can join their meeting. Authentication helps ensure your Zoom meetings are secure and prevents incidents of Zoombombing or other unwanted interruptions.
As of Aug. 29, authentication will be required by default for all meetings, however users will be able to disable this setting as needed or add known non-Carleton participants to a list of exempted users. To disable authentication on or after Aug. 29, simply toggle the “Only authenticated meeting participants and webinar attendees can join meetings and webinars” setting off in your account settings, and your meetings won’t require authentication unless you manually enable it in a specific meeting’s security settings. You can learn more about authentication settings on our Zoom Privacy and Security page.
If you have any questions or need support, please submit your request to the TLS Support Portal. You can also visit the Zoom at Carleton support site for information and instructions on many Zoom activities.