You can join a Zoom meeting in both ways from the website, mobile app, or desktop app. If you don't have an invite link or a Meeting ID, but you're attending a recurring meeting, you can also join ...

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An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Once you receive a Zoom invite, it's easy to join a meeting by clicking the invitation link or entering the Meeting ID — both of which you can do ...