More visual, more trust: simple and safe Zoom video appointments during Covid-19
Over the past few months of the COVID-19 pandemic, video calls have surged in popularity. You may even have seen the Houses of Parliament holding remote meetings, with Boris Johnson taking part.
The platform used was Zoom.
Zoom reported that in March its daily active users rose from 10 million to more than 200 million.
With 13 million UK Zoom users reported on BBC Breakfast as choosing it for video calls, we’ve also moved our appointments to Zoom. This makes it straightforward to book a Zoom video appointment and join from your phone, tablet or laptop, with a simple set-up that’s designed to be safe and secure.
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