Resolved! Trying to stop pop-up google calendar notifications every time I schedule a meeting
Like many people (I assume), I have both a Zoom and a Google (Gmail etc) account. I never used to get any Google calendar popups or notifications when I scheduled a Zoom meeting (on my older 2015 MacBook, with somewhat out-of-date OS). But suddenly, as soon as I upgraded days ago to a 2021 MacBook Pro (Monterey OS), every time I schedule a zoom meeting, it activates my Google Calendar app, and I am immediately prompted to add it to a Google Calender. I have to click "cancel" to make the pop-up box go away, and then I must separately quit Google Calendar (which I find annoying and never choose to activate myself). I cannot figure out whether some setting in Zoom, or Google Calendar itself, is automatically turning on this app and prompting me to add the meeting to some calendar, but it's extremely annoying. The only thing I can find in Zoom settings is an option to link to Google, Microsoft Exchange, or Microsoft 365, and as far as I can tell I have never activated them that way. When I click on it, there's an option to proceed but I haven't done so. I don't see any option to affirmatively disable any automatic calendaring or anything like that. In Google, I have turned off every possible calendar notification setting I can find, disabled gmail calendar notifications (a separate annoyance!), have not added any Zoom extension to my Chrome browser, etc. So how and why is this happening? Very baffling. It is adding an extra click plus having to turn off an app I never chose to turn on in the first place, every time I schedule a new Zoom meeting (and as a teacher meeting remotely with many students, I schedule a lot of meetings).
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