# What is the Zoom doing about people saying that it is not secure? or What are they doing to make Zoom network more secure?

Other than passwords, how else is Zoom focusing on confirming a secure platform? Can other platforms such as 'Google Authenticator' be implemented to ensure security?

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### Comment 1

I will answer this question to the best of my current understanding. Within Zoom, a host (the person who leads each meeting) now has options to set up more secure video conferences. For example, a host can choose to set up a meeting as invitation only (only people invited can join) or with a password (only people with the right password can enter the meeting) or by locking it after all participants have entered (so no one else can join). I hope this helps, but let me know if you have any more questions. Jesus loves you and may God bless you! I'll be praying that all goes well.

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- Author title: Student at Abilene Christian University
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