Can I record a Zoom meeting?

Yes, Zoom offers the capability to record meetings, and users can choose between two main types of recordings: local and cloud recordings. Local recordings are saved directly to the user's computer, while cloud recordings are stored in Zoom's cloud and are available for access from any device with internet connectivity. To record a meeting, the host must enable the recording feature in their account settings prior to the session. During the meeting, the host will see a "Record" button in the Zoom interface. Once clicked, Zoom will begin capturing both audio and video. It is important to note that all participants should be informed about the recording, as there may be legal considerations regarding privacy and consent, depending on local regulations. If a participant does not see the option to record, it may be due to the host's account settings or their role in the meeting. Additionally, users can access their recorded files after the meeting ends, either in the specified local directory or through their Zoom account if recorded in the cloud. For more specific instructions and details, one can refer to the help section available on the Zoom website.