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Originally Posted by villagetinker
Call the rec center and ask them, as this may directly impact the WiFi availability to other users. I am guessing that you may need to use a hard wired (Ethernet) connection for Zoom meetings, but they will be able to tell you what you can and cannot do.
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Not sure whether they officially allow it or not but I don't see why not. A ZOOM meeting uses no more or less bandwidth then watching a YouTube video or using Facetime or Skype. I would think their routers are setup to limit each IP address to a set max bandwidth anyway. Whether you have 1 or 100 persons on the meeting (unless they are all sitting in the rec center) your own device is still using the same minimal bandwidth. My daughter did a zoom meeting on a train traveling thru the Alps from Germany to Italy with no issues other than some delay due to propagation issues (the train used satellite internet).