Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the 40-minute limit is only if you have more than 2 people on a call. So one-on-one meetings can go longer.

So if it cuts off at 40 mins, can you then wait a minute and call back to resume the conversation?

Yes, you can log back in

Anonymous wrote:I think the 40-minute limit is only if you have more than 2 people on a call. So one-on-one meetings can go longer.

So if it cuts off at 40 mins, can you then wait a minute and call back to resume the conversation?

I think the 40-minute limit is only if you have more than 2 people on a call. So one-on-one meetings can go longer.

Anonymous wrote:

I heard about the 40 minute limit as well, but this past week I was a few zoom calls that were over 40 and they didn’t cut off. Did they get rid of the limit?

Schools don't have a 40 minute limit. Could also have been a corporate paid account.

Ah ok, I signed up with my dcps account. Thanks that makes sense.

Anonymous wrote:

I heard about the 40 minute limit as well, but this past week I was a few zoom calls that were over 40 and they didn’t cut off. Did they get rid of the limit?

Schools don't have a 40 minute limit. Could also have been a corporate paid account.

I’m a teacher. I didn’t see a way to note that when I signed up. Was my MCPSMD email account the tip off?

I heard about the 40 minute limit as well, but this past week I was a few zoom calls that were over 40 and they didn’t cut off. Did they get rid of the limit?

Schools don't have a 40 minute limit. Could also have been a corporate paid account.

I heard about the 40 minute limit as well, but this past week I was a few zoom calls that were over 40 and they didn’t cut off. Did they get rid of the limit?

It's the freemium model. Lure you in with free, get you to pay if you want more features. Like a lot of apps and services.

It’s free for a 40 minute call, then it cuts off. It’s good marketing for them. They’re also giving free accounts to schools from now until the end of the school year.

I've used zoom a few times for work and it seems great. They have a free version that I'm considering so I can do virtual playdates for my kids. What's the catch? Why is it free? Seems too good to be true. Any insights appreciated.