I DON'T WANT ZOOM WORKPLACE - how do I turn it off?

I don't want zoom in my email except to schedule meetings. I do not want notifications and I certainly don't want to access my email through zoom. How do I remove this email tab from workplace and stop getting intruding notifications when I get email?

It's a pity @storyhub  ignored your actual question. My customers are screaming bloody hell about it, and can't even start scheduled meetings because Zoom's PTB are trying to make it impossible to share(?)...

QA, focus groups and actual product management are dying off to benefit...? Profit?

I have spent hours trying to figure out how to use the so called "upgrade" called Workspace. For the past four years, I have had my zoom meeting list in my Apple Contacts and I simply sent an email to the "list" on my computer each week for the weekly meeting. However, my "list" disappeared from my Contacts on my computer (Did Zoom AI delete it?). What a poor migration of an unwanted upgrade. I pay for a subscription and for the past four years, it has been great. I don't need AI for this simple task. Zoom appears to adding features that don't interest my needs. I may be going back to FaceTime or Teams if this continues to be more complicated than necessary for my needs. I just want to hold my weekly discussion with 8 to 10 people (for years we did it with an 800# conference call...zoom added the image to the voice...but, surely they've made it more complicated than it needs to be.

I think I've found the problem with non-recurring future meetings not showing up in the Meetings list! They are not gone, but there is a problem with the date range picker at the top of the meetings list. You can't expand it (mine is only showing one month). But if I go into the date picker and select the date of a known meeting (or any date), then that one day's meetings display.

This is really a bad bug that's showing up in the latest update (and hopefully they'll fix this SOON), but at least you know your meetings aren't gone, and you can get to them to be able to start them by accessing them this way. Hope this helps.

Apparently QA & focus groups for the PDMs is now the most expensive step in software dev, and can easily be ignored. Feed the masses to the forums, eh? 

Advice: If you can't take care of the big things, then you aren't taking care of the little things.

Something to remember: A proper release-one that causes no waves in the user community-is one that is actually thought out, and marketed/Advertised in advance to anticipate these objections and confusion. A release that looks half-*ss, with screaming customers, is a release that was not thought out, had no anticipation of user confusion, and increases animosity between product managers and user base-flooding the forums with negative sentiment.

Think that doesn't matter? People make monetary choices that directly contribute to all your salaries (yes, CEO too), and those choices are based on ratings, feedback, and user/support community sentiment. Your decision to ignore all of these things directly impacts your income, profits, opportunities for growth, and sale price in a parachute exit.

You are quite literally drilling holes in your own row boat.

What those of us that are business owners are curious about, is "Why you would willingly choose this path?"

Please provide a path to go back to "Classic Zoom"!  Zoom Workplace is a hot mess. 

I can't sync meetings between website, PC desktop app, and my calendars.  I can't recover my old recurring meetings that had invite links that people on my groups are used to.  Some simply vanished, even though I used the little trick to view them.  I can't view all my scheduled and recurring meetings in one place.  I can't turn off the confusing calendar add-in to the desktop app.  There is no mythical "meetings tab".   Ad infinitum.

I'm right there with you. apparently no way back.....boo hiss

I have a corporation and we pay $220.00 monthly for HIPAA compliant Zoom Workplace. I have the same issues as the rest of you. None of us use online calendars, our work is confidential, or MS 365. We used to see our scheduled recurring client appointments right on the meeting tab. Now there is a calendar link that tries to force us to use a service we not only don't want but are prohibited by law from using. Our clients are still there, but you have to search for them and go through extra steps to reach them and do anything.  I will start looking for an alternative to Zoom immediately if they do not find a way to disable these features.

Further, everyone here should save their comments in a Word document and post them to Google, Yelp, Trustpilot. Perhaps together they will get the message. They don't have to get rid of the features, but they must make a way to turn off tabs and features that customers don't like or want.

Thank you for the information. Posting to Google, Yelp etc. is a great idea since they are not responding to our comments.

Hi Everyone;

I commented earlier today. Since I have a business account, my guess, I have phone support for free. I worked with a great tech support rep named Darvin. He helped me turn off the calendar and get my clients back under my meeting tab. For those of you who have this same issue I wanted to share the solution with a caveat: He stated that they "changed a setting on my account," so I don't know it this will work without the change but here goes.

"How to enable the merged Meetings and Calendar tabs

Account

To enable or disable Merge Meetings and Calendar tabs for all users in the account:

1. Sign in to the Zoom web portal as an admin with the privilege to edit account settings.
2. In the navigation menu, click Account Management then Account Settings.
3. Click the Meeting tab.
4. Under General, click the Merge Meetings and Calendar tabs toggle to enable or disable it.
5. If a verification dialog displays, click Enable or Disable to verify the change.
6. (Optional) To prevent all users in your account from changing this setting, click the lock icon , and then click Lock to confirm the setting."

Hope this helps at least helps some of you. It definitely worked for me.