December 7; 2025$$$Version 6.6.10 (26830)$$$New; enhanced; and changed features$$$$$$TypetFeature titletDescription$$$General features$$$New or enhanced featuretEnhancement for Personalized Audio IsolationtAdded support for roaming personalized audio isolation profiles ; allowing audio-device profiles to persist with the users virtual desktop rather than the thin client.$$$New or enhanced featuretImproved Zoom Phone call qualitytAdded usability enhancements to the Zoom Phone client to improve network awareness and call reliability; including clearer network quality indicators.$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for additional gestures with gesture recognitiontSupport has been added for the Celebrate and Heart gestures when using the Gesture Recognition feature with the VDI client.$$$New or enhanced featuretLocal time display for meeting participantstUsers can view the local time of all meeting participants directly within the meeting interface. The local time appears next to each participants name in both the gallery view and participant list; regardless of whether their video is enabled.$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for running the VDI client as a Citrix published apptSupport has been added for publishing the Zoom VDI client as a Citrix-hosted application; allowing administrators to deliver the client without deploying a full desktop.$$$$$$Linux features$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for multi-language with Zoom ClipstExpanded language support has been added for Zoom Clips.$$$$$$macOS features$$$New or enhanced featuretAVD Support for macOS app permissions with Zoom VDI Plugin ManagementtUser permissions for the macOS version of the AVD VDI plugin can be managed using the Zoom VDI Plugin Management tool.$$$$$$Resolved issues$$$Feature titletDescription$$$General fixes$$$VDI Plugin Management not updatedtAn issue has been addressed where the VDI plugin management version did not update when the VDI plugin was updated.$$$Open Source Software link bypasses organizational browser restrictionstAn issue has been addressed where the VDI client users could bypass an organizations browser restrictions by using the Open Source Software link within the About section of the VDI client.$$$Single delegate and associated ringtone when multiple delegates are assignedtAn issue has been addressed in which only one call delegate and their associated ringtone were listed in the Zoom VDI client settings when multiple delegates were assigned.$$$$$$macOS fixes$$$Unable to install VDI plugin on BYODtAn issue has been addressed where the VDI plugin could not be installed on BYOD due to the installation directory not being parsed correctly.$$$Windows fixes$$$Client deployed with Omnissa (formerly VMware) App Volumes failing to launchtAn issue has been addressed where the VDI client failed to launch when it was deployed using VMware App Volumes.

Released$$$November 3; 2025$$$Version 6.5.12 (26790)$$$New; enhanced; and changed features$$$$$$TypetFeature titletDescription$$$Changed featuretSecurity enhancementst $$$Windows features$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for Citrix Workspace 64-bittSupport for the 64-bit version of Citrix Workspace has been added.$$$New or enhanced featuretRestrict the VDI plugin from prompting to update firewall rules for Zoom MeshtA new registry option has been added that disables the VDI plugin from prompting to update firewall rules for Zoom Mesh during installation.$$$$$$Resolved issues$$$Windows fixes$$$Error when attempting to search for contactstAn issue has been addressed where users attempting to search for contacts received the error Something went wrong. If the error persists; please contact support for assistance.$$$VDI client failing to launch when deployed with VMware App VolumestAn issue has been addressed in which the Zoom VDI client would crash after deployment with VMware App Volumes.$$$VDI Client failing to reconnect with the Windows app after the thin client wakes up from sleeptAn issue has been addressed where the AVD Plugin on Windows App failed to connect after a thin client went to sleep and a user unlocked the device; attempting to reconnect.

Released$$$November 3; 2025$$$Version 6.5.12 (26790)$$$New; enhanced; and changed features$$$$$$TypetFeature titletDescription$$$Changed featuretSecurity enhancementst $$$Windows features$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for Citrix Workspace 64-bittSupport for the 64-bit version of Citrix Workspace has been added.$$$New or enhanced featuretRestrict the VDI plugin from prompting to update firewall rules for Zoom MeshtA new registry option has been added that disables the VDI plugin from prompting to update firewall rules for Zoom Mesh during installation.$$$$$$Resolved issues$$$Windows fixes$$$Error when attempting to search for contactstAn issue has been addressed where users attempting to search for contacts received the error Something went wrong. If the error persists; please contact support for assistance.$$$VDI client failing to launch when deployed with VMware App VolumestAn issue has been addressed in which the Zoom VDI client would crash after deployment with VMware App Volumes.$$$VDI Client failing to reconnect with the Windows app after the thin client wakes up from sleeptAn issue has been addressed where the AVD Plugin on Windows App failed to connect after a thin client went to sleep and a user unlocked the device; attempting to reconnect.

September 29; 2025$$$Version 6.5.11 (26770)$$$New; enhanced; and changed features$$$Search table$$$TypetFeature titletDescription$$$General features$$$New or enhanced featuretSecurity enhancementst $$$New or enhanced featuretUpdated requirements for using Zoom Clips with 4k monitorstA CPU requirement has been implemented for using Zoom Clips with 4k monitors. Zoom Clips will automatically be disabled if not utilizing the following minimum CPU requirements :$$$For Intel processors; a minimum of a 4th-generation i5 with four physical cores or six logical cores is required.$$$For non-Intel processors; a minimum of eight physical cores or twelve logical cores; with a minimum frequency of 3.5 GHz; is required.

September 29; 2025$$$Version 6.5.11 (26770)$$$New; enhanced; and changed features$$$Search table$$$TypetFeature titletDescription$$$General features$$$New or enhanced featuretSecurity enhancementst $$$New or enhanced featuretUpdated requirements for using Zoom Clips with 4k monitorstA CPU requirement has been implemented for using Zoom Clips with 4k monitors. Zoom Clips will automatically be disabled if not utilizing the following minimum CPU requirements :$$$For Intel processors; a minimum of a 4th-generation i5 with four physical cores or six logical cores is required.$$$For non-Intel processors; a minimum of eight physical cores or twelve logical cores; with a minimum frequency of 3.5 GHz; is required.

August 18; 2025$$$Version 6.4.12$$$New; enhanced; and changed features$$$$$$TypetFeature titletDescription$$$General features$$$New or enhanced featuretSecurity enhancementst $$$Windows features$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for ARM64 with the VDI plugintAdded support for the ARM64 version of the Windows App on ARM-based Windows systems. This allows the Zoom VDI plugin to support both x64 and ARM64 versions of the Windows App on these platforms. This enables native ARM64 application support for the Windows Remote Desktop application; Azure Virtual Desktop; and other similar services.$$$Resolved issues$$$ $$$$$$Feature titletDescription$$$General fixes$$$Unable to view screen share when using the VDI plugintAn issue has been addressed where users are unable to view screen shares due to the VDI client not passing screen share content to the plugin.$$$Linux fixes$$$HID devices not synchronizing with the VDI clienttAn issue has been addressed where devices utilizing the HID protocol were not syncing with the VDI client on Linux hosts utilizing PipeWire.$$$Blurred screen share contenttAn issue has been addressed where screen share content was blurred after selecting the Fit to Window option.$$$Windows fixes$$$Client crashing when Windows comes out of hibernationtAn issue has been addressed where the Zoom VDI client crashes when a Windows hosts come out of hibernation.$$$ForceSilentVDIPluginUpdate is not being recognized by the VDI clienttAn issue has been addressed where the ForceSilentVDIPluginUpdate is not recognized by the VDI client when manually added to the hosts registry; or when deployed via Zoom Device Management (ZDM).

August 18; 2025$$$Version 6.4.12$$$New; enhanced; and changed features$$$$$$TypetFeature titletDescription$$$General features$$$New or enhanced featuretSecurity enhancementst $$$Windows features$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for ARM64 with the VDI plugintAdded support for the ARM64 version of the Windows App on ARM-based Windows systems. This allows the Zoom VDI plugin to support both x64 and ARM64 versions of the Windows App on these platforms. This enables native ARM64 application support for the Windows Remote Desktop application; Azure Virtual Desktop; and other similar services.$$$Resolved issues$$$ $$$$$$Feature titletDescription$$$General fixes$$$Unable to view screen share when using the VDI plugintAn issue has been addressed where users are unable to view screen shares due to the VDI client not passing screen share content to the plugin.$$$Linux fixes$$$HID devices not synchronizing with the VDI clienttAn issue has been addressed where devices utilizing the HID protocol were not syncing with the VDI client on Linux hosts utilizing PipeWire.$$$Blurred screen share contenttAn issue has been addressed where screen share content was blurred after selecting the Fit to Window option.$$$Windows fixes$$$Client crashing when Windows comes out of hibernationtAn issue has been addressed where the Zoom VDI client crashes when a Windows hosts come out of hibernation.$$$ForceSilentVDIPluginUpdate is not being recognized by the VDI clienttAn issue has been addressed where the ForceSilentVDIPluginUpdate is not recognized by the VDI client when manually added to the hosts registry; or when deployed via Zoom Device Management (ZDM).

September 5; 2025$$$Version 6.5.10$$$New; enhanced; and changed features$$$Search table$$$TypetFeature titletDescription$$$General features$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for Citrix Local App AccesstCustomers using Citrix virtual desktops with Local App Access enabled can now use Zoom for basic meeting functionality. This configuration allows Zoom; installed on the remote computer; to run as if it were an application installed on the virtual desktop.$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for Zoom ClipstUsers can now create and share Zoom Clips when using the Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) client. This feature enables recording specific application windows within the virtual desktop environment. The recording process happens on the host where the VDI Plugin is installed to ensure the highest possible video quality. This feature is supported for the Windows and macOS plugins. Note : Recording a screen share of an application window with Zoom Clips is currently not supported.$$$New or enhanced featuretSecurity enhancementst $$$New or enhanced featuretVDI supports view sharing in an immersive scenetFor a better user experience; users can now view sharing in an immersive scene. However; when users disable share offload; this feature is unable to work. For ThinPro thin clients; share offload is disabled by default; so they will not support viewing sharing in an immersive scene.$$$New or enhanced featuretView public and private IP addresses for the VDI host and plugintAdministrators can now view the private and public IP addresses for both the VDI client and plugin when hovering over a participant in a meeting or webinar details page; within the Zoom Dashboard.$$$New or enhanced featuretVDI Client auto update waiting time customizationtUsers can now customize the Zoom VDI client auto update waiting time via the new policy named SetUpWaitingTimeUpperBoundInSeconds.$$$New or enhanced featuretEnable VDI Plugin auto update by defaulttFor Windows and macOS VDI plugins; the Zoom VDI Plugin will auto-update if the EnableVDIPluginAutoUpgrad e policy is not disabled and if the plugin management version is 6.2.12 or higher.$$$Changed featuretPlugin Management auto update addedtFor Windows and macOS plugins; starting the Zoom VDI Plugin Management App will trigger the plugin management to auto-update to the latest version.$$$New or enhanced featuretVDI status indicator addedtUsers can verify if their VDI client is connected to the plugin by a new status indicator at the top left of the client and the meeting client:$$$Grey if the plugin is not connected.$$$Yellow if the plugin is connecting.$$$Green if the plugin is connected.$$$Clicking the status indicator will open settings for the statistics VDI page.$$$New or enhanced featuretEnhancements to WMI configuration optionstAdministrators can use Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) to retrieve the plugin CPU and GPU information. This enhancement expands the WMI capabilities that pull configuration information about computers and the VDI Plugin.$$$Changed featuretDisable download ASR models to the device (closed caption)tThe ability to download ASR models locally to the VDI client has been disabled.$$$New or enhanced featuretLow-bitrate audio codec for phonetSupport has been added for switching to a low-bitrate codec in low-bandwidth scenarios.$$$Windows features$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for ARM64 with the VDI plugintAdded support for the ARM64 version of the Windows App on ARM-based Windows systems. This allows the Zoom VDI plugin to support both x64 and ARM64 versions of the Windows App on these platforms. This enables native ARM64 application support for the Windows Remote Desktop application; Azure Virtual Desktop; and other similar services.$$$New or enhanced featuretUser Interface removed from Zoom VDI Universal Plugin (Windows)tThe Zoom VDI Universal Plugin user interface has been removed from the Windows plugin. Users can instead use the command line to customize

September 5; 2025$$$Version 6.5.10$$$New; enhanced; and changed features$$$Search table$$$TypetFeature titletDescription$$$General features$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for Citrix Local App AccesstCustomers using Citrix virtual desktops with Local App Access enabled can now use Zoom for basic meeting functionality. This configuration allows Zoom; installed on the remote computer; to run as if it were an application installed on the virtual desktop.$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for Zoom ClipstUsers can now create and share Zoom Clips when using the Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) client. This feature enables recording specific application windows within the virtual desktop environment. The recording process happens on the host where the VDI Plugin is installed to ensure the highest possible video quality. This feature is supported for the Windows and macOS plugins. Note : Recording a screen share of an application window with Zoom Clips is currently not supported.$$$New or enhanced featuretSecurity enhancementst $$$New or enhanced featuretVDI supports view sharing in an immersive scenetFor a better user experience; users can now view sharing in an immersive scene. However; when users disable share offload; this feature is unable to work. For ThinPro thin clients; share offload is disabled by default; so they will not support viewing sharing in an immersive scene.$$$New or enhanced featuretView public and private IP addresses for the VDI host and plugintAdministrators can now view the private and public IP addresses for both the VDI client and plugin when hovering over a participant in a meeting or webinar details page; within the Zoom Dashboard.$$$New or enhanced featuretVDI Client auto update waiting time customizationtUsers can now customize the Zoom VDI client auto update waiting time via the new policy named SetUpWaitingTimeUpperBoundInSeconds.$$$New or enhanced featuretEnable VDI Plugin auto update by defaulttFor Windows and macOS VDI plugins; the Zoom VDI Plugin will auto-update if the EnableVDIPluginAutoUpgrad e policy is not disabled and if the plugin management version is 6.2.12 or higher.$$$Changed featuretPlugin Management auto update addedtFor Windows and macOS plugins; starting the Zoom VDI Plugin Management App will trigger the plugin management to auto-update to the latest version.$$$New or enhanced featuretVDI status indicator addedtUsers can verify if their VDI client is connected to the plugin by a new status indicator at the top left of the client and the meeting client:$$$Grey if the plugin is not connected.$$$Yellow if the plugin is connecting.$$$Green if the plugin is connected.$$$Clicking the status indicator will open settings for the statistics VDI page.$$$New or enhanced featuretEnhancements to WMI configuration optionstAdministrators can use Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) to retrieve the plugin CPU and GPU information. This enhancement expands the WMI capabilities that pull configuration information about computers and the VDI Plugin.$$$Changed featuretDisable download ASR models to the device (closed caption)tThe ability to download ASR models locally to the VDI client has been disabled.$$$New or enhanced featuretLow-bitrate audio codec for phonetSupport has been added for switching to a low-bitrate codec in low-bandwidth scenarios.$$$Windows features$$$New or enhanced featuretSupport for ARM64 with the VDI plugintAdded support for the ARM64 version of the Windows App on ARM-based Windows systems. This allows the Zoom VDI plugin to support both x64 and ARM64 versions of the Windows App on these platforms. This enables native ARM64 application support for the Windows Remote Desktop application; Azure Virtual Desktop; and other similar services.$$$New or enhanced featuretUser Interface removed from Zoom VDI Universal Plugin (Windows)tThe Zoom VDI Universal Plugin user interface has been removed from the Windows plugin. Users can instead use the command line to customize

June 30; 2025$$$Version 6.4.11$$$$$$View public and private IP addresses for the VDI host and plugin- Administrators can now view the private and public IP addresses for both the VDI client and plugin when hovering over a participant in a meeting or webinar details page; within the Zoom Dashboard.$$$Resolved issues$$$Windows fixes$$$Delays when merging Conference Calls- An issue has been addressed where; when Zoom Contact Center agents use the Merge Call function; they are put on hold and must manually press Unhold to join the call with the other two parties.$$$VDI client not recognizing uniquedatadir -An issue has been addressed where the VDI Client would create a default data folder instead of a unique folder name when the uniquedatadir feature was enabled; due to MAC address retrieval failing on systems with NetBIOS disabled.$$$Slow response with Zoom Contact CentertAn issue has been addressed where Zoom Contact Center would become unresponsive when more than one chat is open.

June 30; 2025$$$Version 6.4.11$$$$$$View public and private IP addresses for the VDI host and plugin- Administrators can now view the private and public IP addresses for both the VDI client and plugin when hovering over a participant in a meeting or webinar details page; within the Zoom Dashboard.$$$Resolved issues$$$Windows fixes$$$Delays when merging Conference Calls- An issue has been addressed where; when Zoom Contact Center agents use the Merge Call function; they are put on hold and must manually press Unhold to join the call with the other two parties.$$$VDI client not recognizing uniquedatadir -An issue has been addressed where the VDI Client would create a default data folder instead of a unique folder name when the uniquedatadir feature was enabled; due to MAC address retrieval failing on systems with NetBIOS disabled.$$$Slow response with Zoom Contact CentertAn issue has been addressed where Zoom Contact Center would become unresponsive when more than one chat is open.

June 30; 2025$$$Version 6.4.11$$$$$$View public and private IP addresses for the VDI host and plugin- Administrators can now view the private and public IP addresses for both the VDI client and plugin when hovering over a participant in a meeting or webinar details page; within the Zoom Dashboard.$$$Resolved issues$$$Windows fixes$$$Delays when merging Conference Calls- An issue has been addressed where; when Zoom Contact Center agents use the Merge Call function; they are put on hold and must manually press Unhold to join the call with the other two parties.$$$VDI client not recognizing uniquedatadir -An issue has been addressed where the VDI Client would create a default data folder instead of a unique folder name when the uniquedatadir feature was enabled; due to MAC address retrieval failing on systems with NetBIOS disabled.$$$Slow response with Zoom Contact CentertAn issue has been addressed where Zoom Contact Center would become unresponsive when more than one chat is open.

June 30; 2025$$$Version 6.4.11$$$$$$View public and private IP addresses for the VDI host and plugin- Administrators can now view the private and public IP addresses for both the VDI client and plugin when hovering over a participant in a meeting or webinar details page; within the Zoom Dashboard.$$$Resolved issues$$$Windows fixes$$$Delays when merging Conference Calls- An issue has been addressed where; when Zoom Contact Center agents use the Merge Call function; they are put on hold and must manually press Unhold to join the call with the other two parties.$$$VDI client not recognizing uniquedatadir -An issue has been addressed where the VDI Client would create a default data folder instead of a unique folder name when the uniquedatadir feature was enabled; due to MAC address retrieval failing on systems with NetBIOS disabled.$$$Slow response with Zoom Contact CentertAn issue has been addressed where Zoom Contact Center would become unresponsive when more than one chat is open.