I attend a lot of webinars from various places. I have a paid Zoom account, and am logged in. Yet I have to enter all my details (name, email, org) EVERY D*MN TIME.

I reached out to Zoom help desk about this, and they said it's for "security."

This is BS.

If I'm logged in, then that's all the security you should need.

It takes 0.0 seconds for a bot to auto-fill a form with spam registrations. It takes me minutes. This "security" feature makes it harder for people to register, and easier for spambots.

Please autofill webinar information for logged in customers. If someone is spamming with an account, you should be able to catch that.

We are running a webinar where participants did not have to register, they are free to log in via the URL we are sharing with them.

We disabled the registration setting and any other prompt request we could find in the settings but when we do some tests and try to log in we are still seeing the "Enter Meeting Info" prompt asking for a name and an email.

Is it possible to remove this in any way?

How can I get the zoom meeting registration emails that are sent to me as the host of the meeting to include all of the information I request on the registration form?

I have Questions & Comments as optional and I'd like to see that information in the emails that send to me whenever someone registers.

How can I do this?

A company that I used to subscribe to receive a service from, but I have since cancelled, is continuing to add my name and email details to register to new webinar series. The company is then using this as an excuse to try to continue to charge my credit card to attend and view the webinars.

I never signed up for the webinars and I do not want to receive these spam emails.

How am I able to unsubscribe from these webinars that I never signed up to? (a fraudulent company is using the invites as an excuse to try and charge me for attending the meetings!)

I'm testing Events/hub with a full meeting single session. THe default email event reminder notification (one week, one day, one hour) is set up. My attendees are not receiving the one day before notification, but are getting the 1 hour before notification. The one week before in this case is not relevant. 

I did a test, making it 24 hours and 48 hours before, and it just missed the 48 hour target notification. 

What is going on? The notifications are pretty important. I have multiple testers, including myself, and the experience is across the board. Thanks!