Don’t use a personal meeting ID- always allow zoom to create a random number for each meeting.You can choose to use your personal ID for meet ups with friends but working in a public space select the random generated number option.

If you share a photo of the meeting, make sure the meeting ID (top left corner) is hidden.

Don’t share the link on any public forum or platform like Twitter or Facebook.

But having heard a story from one of our groups who had her meeting zoom bombed we have put together 5 top tips to help you stay safe: We’re not saying don’t use this particular video conferencing app.

This is when you allow people to attend your online meeting space without the digital equivalent of a couple of bouncers doing security on the door.īombs may include someone drawing nudie images or even sharing explicit and sometimes outright illegal and damaging sexual photo or video content. If you have a Zoom account and are using it as a regular tool to keep in touch with your members and volunteers, you might well have heard the term ‘Zoom Bombing’.

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