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bstrelko
bstrelkoAnswer
Partner
Nov 27, 2023 3:06 PM UTC

This is not currently possible to detect via Zoom Client.

 

You are able to add a watermark to your meetings so that if someone does record (and 'leaks') the meeting, you'll know whose connection was used to make the recording. Unfortunately, this will not help with real-time analysis of who is recording or if the recording is not distributed.

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bstrelko
Partner
bstrelkoAnswer
Partner
Nov 27, 2023 3:06 PM UTC

This is not currently possible to detect via Zoom Client.

 

You are able to add a watermark to your meetings so that if someone does record (and 'leaks') the meeting, you'll know whose connection was used to make the recording. Unfortunately, this will not help with real-time analysis of who is recording or if the recording is not distributed.

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IngoriAuthor
Explorer
Nov 28, 2023 12:54 PM UTC

Are there any tools or addons that can help me detect third party software recording? Or is it completely impossible to detect the stream? 

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bstrelko
Partner
Partner
Dec 1, 2023 9:01 PM UTC

You would need to install some type of monitoring software on the third party's machine. There is no way to detect a far-end participant's third-party recording software from your computer alone.

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