Zoom has been one of the most popular video conferencing apps in 2020 since the pandemic began. It gives you the ability to connect with up to 100 people on a free account, which is unmatched by any competitor in the market. You also get the ability to add virtual backgrounds to your video feed — a feature that was first introduced by Zoom among all the popular video calling apps we have today.

Due to its high user base, Zoom often experiences server issues that can cause service interruptions. If you haven’t been able to use Zoom lately, chances are the service is down. Let’s take a look at the current status of Zoom.

No, Zoom experienced technical issues on August 24, 2020, but their software team has since resolved the issues. Zoom servers are currently functioning normally, including Zoom Chat, Conference Room, Web client, Phone client, and desktop client.

If you are still experiencing connection issues during your meetings, we recommend checking your connection. If you can access the internet but are unable to join meetings in Zoom, check your firewall. If your firewall is blocking Zoom, you will need to unblock it in order to use Zoom properly.