A spammy online marketer keeps sending me Zoom email invites, and it's clogging up my inbox. I never subscribed to their thing and there isn't a way to unsubscribe/remove from list through the zoom invites that I can find. I don't want to block the emails because it will block all Zoom meeting invites and I do need access for work purposes. Nor do I want to just create a new folder because real meetings will get lost in the spammy jungle. Does zoom have no way to ask to be removed from someone's meetings? 

Hi, 

I live in both a Windows and Mac environment. I have been using the Zoom Outlook Plug in for scheduling my appoints directly from my Outlook calendar. With the latest update, the Plug In disappeared, It's impossible to use the chat bot on Zoom it goes circular and Zoom Support does not provide phone support. So my question, did Mac, or Zoom discontinue the Outlook Plug in. It works fine on the Windows Platform, albeit Teams tries to inject itself into some invites. Quite frustrating.

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Thanks Joe 

We’ve noticed that Zoom notifications aren’t forwarded to mobile devices when users are in previously scheduled calendar events. Whereas notifications are forwarded while a user’s status is set to “away”, the “in calendar event” status prevents users from receiving time sensitive call/message notifications on mobile devices while the said mobile device is locked.

I've tested extensively on version 6.4.0 of the macOS app and have tested a bit on the 6.4.1 build as well.

Ideally, users would have the option in settings to forward notifications to mobile devices when the “in calendar event” status is set.

Example use cases:

• You lock your screen before walking away from your desk, forgetting that you’ve got a meeting on the calendar. One of your meeting guests calls you on Zoom to remind you of the meeting. Moving forward, all such calls could still pop up on your mobile device.
• You’ve got a scheduled in-person meeting back to back with a scheduled Zoom meeting. Your colleague calls you 5 minutes before the meeting in order to inform you of last minute changes relevant to the Zoom meeting. Moving forward, you would have the option to receive such calls.

I am trying to add zoom inside Go High Level, but when I do so an error message comes up from this link:

https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/zoom/finish_oauth?code=3bQPy9oL19GZF7tdAaVR5KDhKuW2wSGmg&state=DDybyFCZNRUMJefQPS86%2CFye4UczlK9F62GMVnaFv

And says:

Zoom account exists!

I have a work Zoom account managed by my org and a personal account that I manage. I want to integrate with Google as an Add on so i can set up my personal meetings directly, but Google keeps defaulting to my work account. I've tried uninstalling the app on the google side, deleted the google integration from my work account on the zoom side but nothing I do is having any effect. Can anyone advise. I'm new to Zoom too, more familiar with Google Meet but wanted to just use one provider for meetings. 

There seems to currently be no way to add multiple Google Calendars using the "Calendar and Contacts Integration" option under Account/Profile/Others/Calendar and Contacts Integration. You can only edit your google account and choose one or another. This does not work as I get Zoom invites on two google email accounts and I need all my invites from both accounts to show up in Zoom. Please add an "Add Another Account" option.

My office has a number of Zoom Room licenses that are associated with a number of M365 resource rooms. When creating a Zoom Meeting, users are using the Zoom for Outlook plug-in, signed in with an account that has delegated scheduling permissions within Zoom to each of the Zoom Room "users", and selecting the name of the room from the "Schedule for" dropdown in the settings of the plug-in to create the meeting, then adding the Resource Room to the attendees or location so that the meeting shows up on the calendar for that room.

This is currently the only way we have found to consistently get the "Start" option on the meeting room's controllers rather than "Join", so the meeting utilizes the Zoom Room license for the meeting rather than the account used to schedule the meeting's license. This allows us to avoid concurrent meetings on the same license.

Is there a better way to set this up so that meetings held "in the Zoom Room" always use the Zoom Room's license, regardless of if it's delegated or not? 

My Zoom meetings are integrated with my Outlook. 

In the past, when I schedule a Zoom meeting, it immediately adds to my Outlook calendar AND opens the meeting invitation -- so I can simply add the Outlook recipients and hit send.

This week, when I create a Zoom meeting, it only creates the meeting.  Then I need to go find the meeting in my Outlook calendar and open it, in order to add recipients/invitees and hit send.

This feels much clunkier.  Did I accidentally change a setting?  I cannot find any such setting.  

Seriously Zoom's products are pretty great compared to the competition but I don't understand how they are missing the most basic functionality on something so simple. You have day, work week, week, and agenda views, but no monthly view? Would love to see this added.