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We are currently utilizing Zoom Webinar and need to restrict participation to specific individuals. To accomplish this, we must import participant data such as email addresses and names. Could anyone confirm if the imported data (email list) is secure and how it is safeguarded?

Our concern primarily pertains to the security and privacy policies associated with the email lists of participants we import into Zoom to regulate access to our webinars. Considering that these lists contain emails from various companies whose members will be attending the webinar, we are particularly concerned about the potential risk of data leaks.

So in the latest update, after clicking the first / normal "Click to Join" button, it brings up a second screen with the zoom window to the left and a panel to the right were the user can change their name / email, but they have to click on Join a second time.

This is breaking our website / UX.

Anyone know how to remove this or if in fact it is actually removable?

Im making Server to Server oAuth app for integration in CRM. CRM supports recording events sent via webhook, but i no longer can create events based on recording, its not showing up in events list while creating app. 
Webhook url is valid, on old Server to Server apps i can in fact select recording events and add it to my app. 
But when creating new app it isnt an option. 

Hi everyone,

I'm wondering if anyone knows whether it's possible to update the zoom registration page link to start with a company domain instead of Zoom's.

My company is hoping to run some paid ads on Google to boost attendance numbers, but Google does not seem to like that the registration links start with "https://us02web.zoom.us" . We would like it to start with our company domain, then followed by the rest of the URL. We could redirect traffic to a landing page, then Zoom, but ideally traffic goes directly to the registration page.

Anyone have a similar issue that they were able to navigate? Can the link be updated/personalized? 🙂

Many thanks!!

　Eventsにて、ウェビナー開催後に出席者へフォローアップメール（ご出席いただきありがとうございます。メール）をEventsのメール設定にて、イベント終了後1分後（日時設定）でテストをしてみました。

ホストと出席者1名（登録必須なし/メールアドレスと名前のみで参加）で試してみましたが、

ウェビナー終了後、メール配信がされておらず（迷惑メールなどにもない状態）

・イベント終了後の内容では出席者は1名カウントされており、

　アドレスも入っておりましたが、なぜ送信されないのでしょうか？

こちら使い慣れておらず、初期的な設定ミスでしたら申し訳ありませんが

ご教授頂ければと思います。