This 8-point-guide serves as your foundation for impactful and professional online meetings. You can also read Troubleshooting speaker or microphone issues on your mobile device from Zoom Support.Learning how to prepare for Zoom meetings and virtual presentations will enable you to comfortably and confidently deliver engaging messages with impact. Tap the multi-task button (the square icon usually in the bottom-right corner) to view apps currently running.Ensure that no other applications are using the microphone at the same time.

Note: Android settings vary between manufacturers and service providers, so these instructions may not exactly match your device. Switch on the toggle for Zoom next to Microphone.Tap App permissions or Permission Manager.Ensure Zoom has access to your device's microphone.If prompted, allow Zoom to access your microphone. If you see the following Join Audio icon in the meeting controls, tap it and select Call Over Internet. Ensure you have connected your mobile device's audio.Ask to be unmuted by sending a chat message to the host. If you are still muted, the host may have muted you upon entering the meeting. If you see the muted Audio icon in the meeting controls, tap it to unmute yourself: Microphone issues: If you are experiencing issues using your microphone with the Zoom mobile app, follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue: Try using earphones or a headset with a built-in microphone.Even if the speaker is turned on in Zoom, your device's volume might be set to mute or vibrate only. Increase the volume on your mobile device using the volume buttons or notification panel.If you see the speaker icon in the top-left corner is turned off, tap it to turn on your speaker: Speaker issues: If you cannot hear other participants in a Zoom meeting, follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue.

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