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? 

Since a couple of weeks back, when I schedule a meeting I don't get the option to open it in iCal. After clicking send it just disappears and I don't even know it's scheduled in Zoom, if the invite has been sent to the attendee or if it's been synced to my iCal like before. Turns out it hasn't been sent to the attendee and it isn't synced to iCal but it does show up as scheduled in Zoom . 

Anybody know how to fix it?

The recent update on May 19 completely took away the ability to choose which external calendar to export meetings to. I'm signed into Zoom through Gmail since Zoom doesn't support personal Outlook accounts (I no longer have an organization account), but my familiarity is with Outlook calendar and everyone I'm still working with is using Outlook calendar, which makes it easier for me to just create a Zoom meeting, select the Other calendars > Outlook option, and then use that to send the invite through my 'personal' Outlook account.

But the recent update removed that feature and now forces me to ONLY use Google Calendar. I DO NOT WANT TO BE SENDING MY MEETING INVITES THROUGH MY GMAIL ACCOUNT, because it's strictly personal--the Outlook account is "personal" but is really my work account, I just do not have an organizational account anymore. This is the most bizarre "update" ever. 

I can't just create a new account on Zoom to integrate with my Outlook account because guess what, my Gmail-Zoom account is PAID. Can anyone help? Especially Zoom staff, if they ever see this? 

I don't have gmail (free nor paid) or o365 (free nor paid). I use a regular IMAP email service.

Here is a KB I tried without success: https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0063688

I purchased zoom because of the features below:

What are Zoom Mail and Calendar?

The Zoom Mail and Calendar Clients allow you to view and manage your emails, as well as schedule and manage your calendar events, directly from the Zoom desktop client, further centralizing all your meeting, phone, chat, whiteboard, email, and calendar needs in one application.

HOW?

Dear Zoom People,

You're welcome.

I am writing to let you know that, through the bottomless depths of my patience and benevolence, I have chosen not to smite your entire platform into oblivion over the glaring absence of a contact list for adding invitees to meetings.

Truly, it is only by grace—mine, not divine—that you have been permitted to continue operating.

I have painstakingly typed out email addresses manually like it’s 1992, and I have smiled through it. Not because it brings me joy, but because I am a Saint. A Saint who has suffered much... and asked only that your platform show some small understanding of user convenience.

So please, take this moment to reflect. Ask yourselves:

• Why does a platform built for communication lack the most basic communication feature?

• Why must I integrate a redundant calendar or belong to a corporate monolith just to access something as simple as a contact list?

• Why, Zoom? Why.

Implement this. Make it happen.

Your continued survival may depend on it.

With impossible restraint,
The Reluctant Earthling
Saint, Sufferer, Unpaid UX Tester, and Friend to the Masses