I have tried to the extent of my knowledge to solve this issue, yes I have reinstalled.

I have the zoom client installed on my laptop which is running MX 21, I can not sign in with SSO. I can go to [university].zoom.us and log in from my browser but when I do it from the zoom client it times out. I can join some classes from the browser and they launch alright, but I can't open the client to change settings. Other classes when I attempt to join I get an error screen which I have attached. This application is unusable and I'm missing classes because I can not join them.

It says Zoom is no longer supported after August of this year, and while still working, prevented me from fully participating in a local government event due to the outdated Zoom software or interface or something that I was using

I have no idea what this is all about, have used zoom just a few times, but would like to update or change or do whatever I need to use zoom better on this old Chrome laptop

I do not receive zoom invitations and links sent to my gmail account. No problem if they are sent to my wanadoo account.

Seriously inconvenienced as all my professional activity is linked with gmail.

Noticed with emails sent from California and Lausanne in Switzerland.

My company has chat encryption turned on, and we do not store the chats centrally.

Given that, chats are stored locally on each user's device, hidden behind an encryption key.  I'm wondering if it's possible to access these chat files in plain English somehow.  Specifically, team chats from the Zoom client, outside of a meeting (not in-meeting chats--those are very easy to access).

I know we can technically copy chat text out of a chat by hitting CTRL-A and then CTRL-C to copy and then paste all of the chats out of the folder, but this does require that you keep scrolling up to load all of the chats you need before you can copy and then paste them, so this is quite tedious if you need a few months worth of chats.

I looked all through C:\Program Files\Zoom and couldn't find any files that might be a chat file.  And even so, that folder only contains a bunch of .dll files that I'm not sure could be read in plaintext anyway.

Does anyone know of a way to access a plaintext file that contains a user's locally stored chats?