Due to the lockdown caused by coronavirus, people are working from home for many countries. Schools, colleges and offices are all closed. People are meeting online during work from home. Along with this, the zoom video conferencing app is being used for online meetings. The popularity of the zoom app was not as high as it was in lockdown earlier. Online classes are also happening on the zoom app itself, but after the accounts of five lakh users were hacked, the Ministry of Home Affairs also refused to use the zoom app. is. Even before this, the zoom app has been questioned many times regarding privacy and security. So if you also have the risk of privacy and want to delete the zoom app, then let us show you the way…

How to delete zoom app? (For free or basic users)
First of all, let us tell you that you cannot delete your account from the zoom app. So first login to the zoom web portal in your laptop's browser. After that click on Account Management from the left-side menu. Then click on Account Profile. Here you will get the option of Terminate Your Account. After this, the zoom app will ask you to confirm twice. Now click on Yes. After this you will go to the home page of the zoom app. There you will get a message stating that your account termination was successful.

For paid users
Login to the zoom web portal in the desktop or laptop browser. After that click on Account Management from the left-side menu. After that, click on Billing from the left menu and then click on Cancel subscription and turn off auto renewal. Confirm after this. After this you will be asked a question as to why you want to leave the zoom. You will get many options for the answer, from which you can choose the answer according to your own. After selecting the answer, click on the submit button. Now as soon as your auto renewal is over, after that you will be able to delete your account in the previous way.

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