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The prohibition means each individual must have their own account and rights, and any sharing without written pre-approval from Zoom constitutes a breach of the agreement.
The reader cannot share their account, Host rights, or any other user rights with another person unless Zoom has given express written pre-approval.
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"You may not share an account, Host rights, or any other user rights with any other individual, unless otherwise expressly pre-approved by Zoom in writing.Excerpt from Zoom's Terms of Service
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The prohibition means each individual must have their own account and rights, and any sharing without written pre-approval from Zoom constitutes a breach of the agreement.
The reader cannot share their account, Host rights, or any other user rights with another person unless Zoom has given express written pre-approval.
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