How can I prevent Yichud if I’m on a Zoom alone with a man?

There is no issue of Yichud when speaking to a man alone on Zoom.

Nevertheless, the regular standards of Tznius, propriety, and appropriate boundaries between men and women apply. The conversation should have a legitimate purpose and should be conducted in a professional manner, just as one would conduct an in-person interaction.

Since a video call involves a direct visual connection, you should exercise care with the setting and nature of the interaction. The fact that the meeting takes place remotely should not be viewed as a reason to be less cautious.

Some practical guidelines:

• Keep the purpose of the meeting strictly professional or necessary.
• Ideally have another person present or make the meeting a group call when practical.
• Keep the camera framed to the face/upper torso, with appropriate clothing and a neutral background.
• Avoid unnecessary conversation, joking, personal discussion, or emotional intimacy.
• Keep the meeting to the minimum time necessary.
• Avoid having the meeting in a bedroom or other private/intimate setting.
• If there is a legitimate reason to have repeated one-on-one meetings, consider whether audio-only or another arrangement would accomplish the purpose.
• Do not use the private nature of Zoom as a reason to relax standards that would apply in person

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