Note that, to be able to blur Zoom background on Mac, the app needs to be version 5.5 or later.

All forum members and site visitors are welcome to read and follow the thread, but posting is limited to forum members with at least 100 posts.To blur Zoom background on Mac, simply go to the Background & Filters settings of the app and choose the blur virtual background. Note: Due to the political or social nature of the discussion regarding this topic, the discussion thread is located in our Political News forum. Version 5.7.0 of Zoom for iOS is available on the App Store.

The new profile settings let users 'always share' (the default), 'do not share,' or 'ask me every time' if pronouns should be displayed in each meeting. Users can also choose if they want their pronoun to be shared in meetings and in webinars. Pronouns appear in parentheses next to people's names during a call, as well as under names on user profile cards. This update also introduces a new field for gender pronouns, along with options to choose when they're displayed. In addition, there's enhanced data privacy notifications for chat channels with enhanced chat encryption, the ability to display several phone numbers in user contact cards, and enhancements to the invite by phone option.

Notable enhancements in version 5.7.0 of the app include a better iPad 'visual experience', support for individual call participants to request Live Transcription, custom video filters, scheduling privileges, consistent date formatting, and pairing with Zoom Rooms on the Zoom desktop client. Last month, Zoom added support for the new Center Stage feature exclusive to Apple's latest iPad Pro models, and this month the popular video conferencing app is back with another update containing several interface improvements and usability features on iOS.

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