Zoom hosts cannot see your screen or what you are doing on the screen by default. However, if you share your screen with the meeting, they will be able to see everything that’s happening on your screen.
Zoom simplifies online face-to-face meetings. It’s fast, easy, and offers more interaction options than just audio or video.
Seeing and talking to each other is essential for staying on the same page, whether you’re discussing a project with colleagues or taking an introductory lesson from one of our instructors.
Screen Sharing on Zoom
Screen sharing is perfect for presentations, collaborating on projects, or showing your work. It’s also useful for fixing technical problems with help from others.
Zoom lets you share your screen in meetings but sometimes, you might not want to show what’s on it. Luckily, Zoom ensures privacy. Hosts can’t view your screen unless you choose to share it.
If you’re having a conversation or working on something privately, the host can’t see your screen unless you share it. Zoom keeps your screen private until you choose to share it.
