When I receive a meeting invite that was scheduled using Zoom, it's not added to my Google Calendar automatically. Can Zoom create an invite email that includes event information that Google Calendar can parse and add automatically? All other services do this. Check out Eventbrite, for example.

I realize that there is a link in each email to add the event, but 1) that's many extra clicks I have to do, vs it being automatic, 2) I cannot give access to my calendar due to many NDAs I have in place, and 3) it's completely unnecessary for Zoom to create an event on my calendar using the Google API. It simply needs to send an email with the proper format. In this day and age, how is this not done by Zoom? As it is, I have to manually create events for each Zoom meeting.

We hit the limit of 100 on registrations for a re-occurring meeting.  We purchased a large plan package to enable more participants, but the meeting still shows as closed for new registrations.

Previous posts on this topic showed a screenshot where you could increase the number of participants in a meeting, but that field is not present when I edit this meeting.  How can I allow more people to sign up?

It appalls me that Zoom is allowing licenses created using hacked credit cards from the black market to be sold to a wide consumer base in Asia and in Europe. Don't you guys care about the loss of market revenue on this? I hope that your IT department will take immediate action against this breach of trust and illegal activity happening right under your nose.

I have windows 10 and in the past few weeks zoom has been constantly crashing when I try to switch what screen my participants are seeing. Sometimes it will reconnect automatically, but there are times that it kicks me out of the meetings completely. Luckily I can reclaim my host status and continue the meeting. Any ideas on how to correct this? Thank you!

This should be dead easy, but I just can't find a way to hear myself in a meeting.  For test purposes, I'm making a recording of a meeting with just me, so everything is on my Windows PC.  When I speak, my audio is in the recording, but I can't hear myself live.  I've been having a distortion problem and I want to try different settings to hear what I'm getting, but there is absolutely nothing on my speakers or headphones.  I can make a new recording every time I change something and then listen later, but that gets real tedious real fast. 

This is a new problem;  I had no problem for years up to about a week ago, but I didn't knowingly change anything.
There's gotta be a setting somewhere, but I just can't find it.  So how can I unmute myself for myself?