
Instead, generate a new meeting ID when you invite to meetings and lectures because it is safest.

However, it is recommended not to use this feature. You can prevent this by activating a password that you replace frequently or by changing the ten digits of your "personal meeting ID" in your profile or in the Zoom client. This means that a person who received the link at a previous time can join another meeting later. The Personal Meeting ID always uses the same link unless you actively change it. The IT Office advises against inviting to meetings or lectures with the help of Personal Meeting ID.


When you invite to a meeting, pay attention to who joins. Only those invited to the meeting can attend. The person creating a Zoom meeting can choose to create a password that anyone who will join the meeting must enter, and the meeting leader can also choose to "lock" the meeting. There are a variety of features in Zoom to increase the security of meetings.
