Specify if the app will stop for an invalid certificate. If you do not specify a parameter, the default value is used. Learn more about auto-launching the PWA on Chrome OS devices. We strongly recommend admins begin migrating users from the ChromeOS app to the new Zoom for Chrome PWA to ensure a smooth transition.
Note : The Zoom for Chrome PWA is separate from the ChromeOS app and is intended to replace it, as support for ChromeOS apps are being phased out across all operating systems by Novem. You can set policies that control login features. However, the date varies from device to device and isn't determined by when the device was released or by when you bought it.If you're an admin that manages Chrome OS devices, you can configure Zoom for Chrome OS using the Google Admin console.
Google is also working on extending these dates and, as of November 2020, it announced new models would have longer lives, which roughly translates to anywhere from seven to eight years or more. Google CEO Sundar Pichai may have even hinted at this separation in a tweet in March. With the two separated, you might miss out on new OS features, but the Chrome browser would stay up to date. Google, however, seems to be at work on separating the two. At the moment, this means that not getting a ChromeOS update also means not getting a browser update. Part of the issue is that the ChromeOS and Chrome browser are deeply connected. So while you can still use a Chromebook past its AUE date, its usefulness will deteriorate.
And without those updates, things like apps and browser extensions might no longer function properly. These include security updates, bug fixes and new features. What happens when a Chromebook reaches its AUE?Ĭurrently, once your AUE date arrives, the Chromebook will no longer receive software updates from Google. As I said, there are several ways to get to the info. Press the Search key, assuming you haven't changed it to function as a Caps Lock key, and search for "About ChromeOS." You can also two-finger swipe up from the bottom of your screen to bring up a search bar, or there's a search icon at the top right of the settings menu you can use.
However, now that you know it's in the About ChromeOS area, you can also search your Chromebook for it and go straight there.
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