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Zoom, which became synonymous with the work from home model, is now calling people back to office. The irony of this development has sparked a host of memes on social media. 


Zoom's remote-to-office shift sparks memes

Zoom, which became synonymous with the work from home model, is now calling people back to office. The irony of this development has sparked a host of memes on social media.&nbsp;

In an unexpected twist, Zoom, is calling its employees back to office.&nbsp; After riding the work-from-home trend in a big way, Zoom is implementing a "hybrid approach," requiring employees near its offices to work in-person for at least two days weekly. This strategy aims to harness Zoom's proprietary tech and stimulate innovation while supporting their global clientele, Bloomberg noted, citing a company spokesperson.
Zoom's eponymous video-conferencing software gained prominence during the pandemic, attracting businesses across sectors to virtual communication. However, a noticeable shift is underway. Despite promoting office returns, numerous corporate spaces remain underutilized.
The decision has sparked backlash, spawning a wave of memes across the internet. Netizens mock the irony of a remote work champion shifting gears. With captions like "Zooming Back in Time" and "From Pajamas to Polos," these memes capture the sentiment of returning to traditional office norms.
Now, the company is facing criticism for requesting its employees to return to the office. This move has triggered a flood of memes circulating online.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
Zoom - get your asses back in the office Everyone on earth - <a href="https://t.co/MoWhLJIiPd">pic.twitter.com/MoWhLJIiPd</a>
&mdash; MaceAhSolidarity (@MaceAhWindu) <a href="https://twitter.com/MaceAhWindu/status/1688396064762535936?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 7, 2023</a></blockquote>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
Zoom employees reacting to the company's return-to-office policy <a href="https://t.co/uHooverAaz">pic.twitter.com/uHooverAaz</a>
&mdash; Morning Brew ☕️ (@MorningBrew) <a href="https://twitter.com/MorningBrew/status/1688633326624714752?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 7, 2023</a></blockquote>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
Zoom is getting everyone to return to the office People like Amy accelerated this trend <a href="https://t.co/JLb1JP3MX0">pic.twitter.com/JLb1JP3MX0</a>
&mdash; Fu Fei (@SymbolOfFlight) <a href="https://twitter.com/SymbolOfFlight/status/1688569687360327681?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 7, 2023</a></blockquote>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
Zoom employees having to go into their office to work on a software that allows people to work from home <a href="https://t.co/90wG0CT5VR">https://t.co/90wG0CT5VR</a> <a href="https://t.co/7KPkIqmbBI">pic.twitter.com/7KPkIqmbBI</a>
&mdash; Speef (@speefspeef) <a href="https://twitter.com/speefspeef/status/1686033542508171264?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 31, 2023</a></blockquote>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
zoom&hellip; the forefront enabler of the wfh/hybrid setup&hellip; asking its employees to report onsite&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/H2FcMw7ujg">https://t.co/H2FcMw7ujg</a> <a href="https://t.co/sKuutwe8W6">pic.twitter.com/sKuutwe8W6</a>
&mdash; kai 🌙 cv nocturne trailer! (@heishuii_) <a href="https://twitter.com/heishuii_/status/1688241747158339584?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 6, 2023</a></blockquote>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
&ldquo;Zoom tells employees to return to work in office&rdquo; <a href="https://t.co/AasZt9mnQ9">pic.twitter.com/AasZt9mnQ9</a>
&mdash; Cheyenne (@CheyenneTheGeek) <a href="https://twitter.com/CheyenneTheGeek/status/1688088877100347394?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 6, 2023</a></blockquote>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
POV: You just came back to the office after 4 years of Zoom <a href="https://t.co/OKaXRuMxnB">pic.twitter.com/OKaXRuMxnB</a>
&mdash; Hash 🍔 (@Hashishwtf) <a href="https://twitter.com/Hashishwtf/status/1688000612527493120?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 6, 2023</a></blockquote>

The latest move comes as a surprise because the top level executive was hired by Zoom merely 10 months ago in June 2022.

Zoom abruptly fires its president Greg Tomb, a month after announcing 1,300 layoffs

The latest move comes as a surprise because the top level executive was hired by Zoom merely 10 months ago in June 2022.

Video calling platform Zoom, abruptly announced the termination of its president Greg Tomb from the company without stating any particular cause.
This comes even less than a month after the company announced almost 1,300 layoffs last month.
The latest move comes as a surprise because the top level executive was hired by Zoom merely 10 months ago in June 2022.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/layoffs-wave-continues-zoom-latest-to-trim-headcount-1675857651791">Layoffs wave continues: Zoom latest to trim headcount</a>

An Army assault dog was on Monday critically injured during an encounter between security forces and militants in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.
Security forces launched a cordon and search operation in the Tangpawa area of the south Kashmir district late on Sunday night after receiving specific input about the presence of terrorists there.
On Monday morning, the army sent its assault dog named Zoom inside the house where the militants were holed up, the officials said.
"Zoom is a highly trained, ferocious, and committed canine. Has been trained to locate and bring down terrorists," they said.
Zoom has been part of many active operations in south Kashmir, they said.
On Monday, Zoom, as usual, was tasked to clear the house where terrorists were hiding, they said.
However, during the operation, the canine received two gunshots and was critically injured, the officials said.
"Zoom identified and attacked the terrorists during which the canine received two gunshots," they said.
The officials, however, said the canine kept on fighting and performing his task which resulted in the killing of two militants.
"Inspite of severe injuries, the brave soldier continued his task which resulted in neutralisation of two terrorists," they added.
Zoom was rushed to the Army’s Vet Hospital here where the canine is currently under treatment, the officials said.
Two Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists were killed in the encounter, while as many soldiers were also injured.

Army’s assault dog critically injured during encounter in J-K’s Anantnag

Security forces launched a cordon and search operation in the Tangpawa area of the south Kashmir district late on Sunday night after receiving specific input about the presence of terrorists there.

Security forces launched a cordon and search operation in the Tangpawa area of the south Kashmir district late on Sunday night after receiving specific input about the presence of terrorists there.

An Army assault dog was on Monday critically injured during an encounter between security forces and militants in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.
Security forces launched a cordon and search operation in the Tangpawa area of the south Kashmir district late on Sunday night after receiving specific input about the presence of terrorists there.
On Monday morning, the army sent its assault dog named Zoom inside the house where the militants were holed up, the officials said.
"Zoom is a highly trained, ferocious, and committed canine. Has been trained to locate and bring down terrorists," they said.
Zoom has been part of many active operations in south Kashmir, they said.
On Monday, Zoom, as usual, was tasked to clear the house where terrorists were hiding, they said.
However, during the operation, the canine received two gunshots and was critically injured, the officials said.
"Zoom identified and attacked the terrorists during which the canine received two gunshots," they said.
The officials, however, said the canine kept on fighting and performing his task which resulted in the killing of two militants.
"Inspite of severe injuries, the brave soldier continued his task which resulted in neutralisation of two terrorists," they added.
Zoom was rushed to the Army&rsquo;s Vet Hospital here where the canine is currently under treatment, the officials said.
Two Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists were killed in the encounter, while as many soldiers were also injured.
Also watch: <a href="../pti-feed/pti-feed-view?id=5068885">1 pilot killed as army chopper crashes in Arunachal near China border</a>

A survey's findings illustrate that workers are still trying to get accustomed to remote working. Many are losing jobs due to blunders during virtual meetings.

New survey finds that employees have lost jobs due to blunders during virtual meetings

After surveying 200 managers of large companies, it has been noted that nearly 1 in 4 of them have fired an employee due to zoom call slip ups.

WFH woes: Zoom call gaffes can cost you your jobs!

A new survey has established that&nbsp;nearly 1 in 4 executives have fired an employee for slipping up during a video or audio conference.

While employees are still getting used to the remote work environment and virtual communication, a new survey has found that nearly 1 in 4 executives have fired an employee for slipping up during a video or audio conference.
The survey, commissioned by Vyopta Inc, which helps companies monitor and analyse performance and provide workspace insights, surveyed around 200 managers of large companies. The survey found that managers don't completely trust a third of their staff to perform efficiently when working remotely, due to all the slip ups during video calls. Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/after-effects-of-covid-19-symptoms-can-persist-a-year-post-recovery-1630553878472">After effects of Covid-19: Symptoms can persist a year post recovery</a>
The virtual meeting blunders include joining a call late, having a bad internet connection, accidentally sharing sensitive information, and of course, not knowing when to mute oneself. The survey adds that such mistakes have hurt businesses by losing potential sales or clients. These findings illustrate that workers are still trying to get accustomed to remote working.
According to the video teleconferencing company Zoom, daily participants in the software surged from 10 million a day at the end of 2019 to 300 million in April 2020. However, due to escalating competition from other companies and the reopening of many schools and offices, investors are predicting that the days of Zoom's robust growth are over. Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/music-helped-people-get-through-the-pandemic-stress-study-1630323919853">Music helped people get through the pandemic stress: Study</a>

Leaving your camera off during a virtual meeting can do a lot to reduce fatigue, a new study shows.

Switching cameras off during a virtual meeting can reduce fatigue, reveals study

A four-week study found video meetings with cameras switched on led to greater fatigue and less engagement than meetings with cameras off.

Suffering from Zoom fatigue? Try this fix. 

Turning cameras off during virtual meetings can reduce fatigue: Study
It is more tiring to have your camera on during a virtual meeting: Researchers
People using cameras participate less than those not using them
Effects of Zoom fatigue were stronger for newer employees &amp; women

A new study suggests keeping the camera on during video calls causes more work fatigue in employees.

According to a new study, turning the camera on during a virtual meeting increases Zoom fatigue; a feeling of running out of energy one day after the virtual meeting. The results of this study were published in the Journal of Applied Psychology.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/work-stressing-you-out-yoga-just-might-be-the-answer-to-your-prayers-1630559312025">Work stressing you out? Yoga just might be the answer to your prayers</a>
After a four-week experiment involving 103 participants and more than 1,400 observations, researchers found that it is indeed more tiring to have your camera on during a virtual meeting.
During the experiment, people who had their cameras on reported more fatigue than those who had them turned off. The team also found that people using cameras were participating less than those not using them. The effects of Zoom fatigue were stronger for newer employees and women, researchers concluded.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/believing-leisure-time-to-be-a-waste-can-cause-stress-and-anxiety-study-1630497588431">Believing leisure time to be a waste can cause stress and anxiety: Study</a>

Edtech&nbsp;platform Byju's&nbsp;has raised $350 million dollars valuing it at $16.5 billion dollars, making it India's most valuable start up. The learning portal has doubled it's valuation in 18 months from $8 billion in January 2020 when it raised funds from Tiger global.The online learning platform has raised funds from&nbsp;Zoom's founder Eric Yuan along with&nbsp;UBS, private equity giant Blackstone, Abu Dhabi state fund ADQ&nbsp;and others. With this fresh round of funding Byju's&nbsp;has raised over $1.5 billion in the last 18 months.&nbsp;Byju Raveendran&nbsp;has been on an acquisition spree in the last year with&nbsp;Whitehat Jr, competitor Toppr, offline test preparation firm&nbsp;Aakash. Raveendran&nbsp;recently said the platform's revenue grew by 100% in the financial year ended March 2021. This would translate into revenue of around Rs 5,600 crore, compared to Rs 2,800 crore in the year before.
The current valuation of $16.5 billion outpaces PayTM&nbsp;from the pole position of India's most valued startup.&nbsp;


Byju's value doubles to $16.5 bn to become India's most valued startup outpacing PayTm

Edtech&nbsp;platform Byju's&nbsp;has raised $350 million dollars valuing it at $16.5 billion dollars, making it India's most valuable start up. The learning portal has doubled it's valuation in 18 months from $8 billion in January 2020 when it raised funds from Tiger global.

Byju's value doubles to $16.5 bn to become India's most valued startup

<ul>
<li>Byju's&nbsp;valued at $16.5 billion, outpaces PayTm</li>
<li>Byju's&nbsp;now India's most valued startup</li>
<li>Byju's&nbsp;valuation doubles from January 2020, $8 bn to $16.5 bn now</li>
<li>Zoom Founder, UBS, Blackstone Invest in Byju's</li>
<li>Byju's&nbsp;revenues up 100% at Rs 5,600 cr in FY21</li>
<li>Byju's&nbsp;on acquisition spree over the last one year&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Edtech&nbsp;platform Byju's&nbsp;has raised $350 million dollars valuing it at $16.5 billion, making it India's most valuable start up. The learning portal has doubled it's valuation in 18 months from $8 billion in January 2020 when it raised funds from Tiger global. The online learning platform has raised funds from&nbsp;Zoom's founder Eric Yuan along with&nbsp;UBS, private equity giant Blackstone, Abu Dhabi state fund ADQ&nbsp;and others. With this fresh round of funding Byju's&nbsp;has raised over $1.5 billion in the last 18 months.&nbsp; Byju Raveendran&nbsp;has been on an acquisition spree in the last year with&nbsp;Whitehat Jr, competitor Toppr, offline test preparation firm&nbsp;Aakash. Raveendran&nbsp;recently said the platform's revenue grew by 100% in the financial year ended March 2021. This would translate into revenue of around Rs 5,600 crore, compared to Rs 2,800 crore in the year before.
The current valuation of $16.5 billion outpaces PayTM&nbsp;from the pole position of India's most valued startup.&nbsp;

Zoom has rolled out a new feature called Immersive View, that aims to make meetings and classrooms more engaging.

Zoom rolls out new Immersive View feature to make meetings, classrooms more engaging

Zoom has rolled out a new feature called Immersive View, that aims to make meetings and classrooms more engaging. The teleconferencing platform said team hosts will now be able to set a single custom background or theme, or create shared layouts for participants. The update will be available for all Windows and macOS desktop clients using version 5.6.3 or higher.

A report put together by&nbsp;BCG-Zoom shows that 47% of those surveyed in India plan to continue working remotely&nbsp;even after the pandemic passes. This compares to a 30% response globally on the same issue.&nbsp;The survey also shows that 87% of Indian&nbsp;corporates&nbsp;included in the survey were considering making flexible remote working&nbsp;a permanent model.&nbsp;
The report, prepared by Zoom based on BCG's&nbsp;survey data spans key industries and six countries around the globe, including India, US, UK, Japan, France and Germany.

WFH to stay, 87% corporates look to implement remote working options permanently

A report put together by&nbsp;BCG-Zoom shows that 47% of those surveyed in India plan to continue working remotely&nbsp;even after the pandemic passes. This compares to a 30% response globally on the same issue.&nbsp; The survey also shows that 87% of Indian&nbsp;corporates&nbsp;included in the survey were considering making flexible remote working&nbsp;a permanent model.&nbsp;
The report, prepared by Zoom based on BCG's&nbsp;survey data spans key industries and six countries around the globe, including India, US, UK, Japan, France and Germany.

<ul>
<li>BCG-Zoom report shows WFH&nbsp;is here to stay&nbsp;</li>
<li>42% Indians expect to opt for WFH&nbsp;even after the pandemic&nbsp;</li>
<li>87% Indian Businesses Considering Long-Term Work from Home Plans</li>
<li>BCG-Zoom survey spanned 6 countries across businessses&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

A report put together by&nbsp;BCG-Zoom shows that 47% of those surveyed in India plan to continue working remotely&nbsp;even after the pandemic passes. This compares to a 30% response globally on the same issue.&nbsp; The survey also shows that 87% of Indian&nbsp;corporates&nbsp;included in the survey were considering making flexible remote working&nbsp;a permanent model.&nbsp;
The report, prepared by Zoom based on BCG's&nbsp;survey data spans key industries and six countries around the globe, including India, US, UK, Japan, France and Germany.

&ldquo;Zoom-Free Fridays," that's the motto at Citi&nbsp;as the CEO reportedly has circulated an internal memo banning intra-office Zoom calls on Friday as per Bloomberg.
As per the memo seen by Bloomberg&nbsp;the Citi&nbsp;Chief told the staff "The blurring of lines between home and work and the relentlessness of the pandemic workday have taken a toll on our well-being. It&rsquo;s simply not sustainable."Jane Fraser who has been at the helm only since early March also designated May 28 as a firmwide holiday to be known as &ldquo;Citi Reset Day.&rdquo;
&nbsp;

It's TGIF at Citi as CEO bans Zoom calls on Fridays

It is time to reset the balance that's the word from the new Citi&nbsp;CEO as she bans Zoom calls on Fridays and declares a "Citi&nbsp;Reset Day".&nbsp;

It TGIF at Citi as CEO bans Zoom calls on Fridays

&ldquo;Zoom-Free Fridays," that's the motto at Citi&nbsp;as the CEO reportedly has circulated an internal memo banning intra-office Zoom calls on Friday as per Bloomberg.
As per the memo seen by Bloomberg&nbsp;the Citi&nbsp;Chief told the staff "The blurring of lines between home and work and the relentlessness of the pandemic workday have taken a toll on our well-being. It&rsquo;s simply not sustainable." Jane Fraser who has been at the helm only since early March also designated May 28 as a firmwide holiday to be known as &ldquo;Citi Reset Day.&rdquo;
&nbsp;

The quarterly earnings report for video conferencing app Zoom has seen a slowdown in growth, with people returning to offices and classrooms. 

Quarterly earnings report for Zoom shows decline in growth with people returning to offices, classrooms

The quarterly earnings report for video conferencing app Zoom has seen a slowdown in growth, with people returning to offices and classrooms.

The quarterly earnings report for video conferencing app Zoom has seen a slowdown in growth, with people returning to offices and classrooms. Zoom's user base skyrocketed all of 2020, due to work from home orders and e-learning amid the Covid-19 pandemic. However, with many countries reportedly re-opening offices and educational institutions, the video conferencing platform has seen a decline in its user base and revenue.

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence. 

Republic Day Violence: Delhi Police writes to Zoom, seeks details of 'toolkit' meet

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence.

Delhi Police writes to Zoom, seeks details of 'toolkit' meet

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence. The police have claimed that activists Nikita Jacob and Shantanu attended a zoom meeting organised by 'pro-khalistani' group Poetic Justice Foundation and added that Jacob was also one of the editors of "toolkit" document. They have alleged that climate activist Disha Ravi along with Nikita and Shantanu created the "toolkit" document related to the farmers' protest and shared in on social media.

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence.
The police have claimed that activists <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/toolkit-was-only-to-educate-people-on-farm-protests-says-activist-nikita-facing-arrest-1613444300946" target="_blank" >Nikita Jacob</a> and Shantanu attended a zoom meeting organised by 'pro-khalistani' group Poetic Justice Foundation and added that Jacob was also one of the editors of "toolkit" document.
They have alleged that climate activist <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/disha-ravi-shared-google-toolkit-with-greta-delhi-police-1613313603261" target="_blank" >Disha Ravi</a> along with Nikita and Shantanu created the "toolkit" document related to the farmers' protest and shared in on social media.

According to reports, video conferencing software Zoom may be developing an email service and a matching calendar app to go with its core product. 

Zoom may be working on an email service and calendar app

According to reports, video conferencing software Zoom may be developing an email service and a matching calendar app to go with its core product.

According to reports, video conferencing software Zoom may be developing an email service and a matching calendar app to go with its core product. The email service will reportedly aim for a "next generation" experience to set itself apart from competitors. While sources have claimed that both the email and calendar services are in the early stages, Zoom has reportedly declined to comment.

Video-conferencing software Zoom has announced that a December 21st update is rolling out with native support for Apple's latest Macs that run on the new M1 chips.

Zoom's Dec 21 update brings native support for Apple M1 Macs

Popular video-conferencing software Zoom has announced that a December 21st update is rolling out with native support for Apple's latest Macs that run on the new M1 chips. The update is expected to promise better battery life when using Zoom, and a boost in overall performance when using the video-calling software alongside other apps.

Zoom has said it will be removing its standard 40-minute meeting limit on calls made from free accounts for Hanukkah, Christmas and the New Year holidays.

Zoom to remove its meeting limit on free accounts for the holidays

Video conferencing platform Zoom has said it will be removing its standard 40-minute meeting limit on calls made from free accounts for Hanukkah, Christmas and the New Year holidays. The firm has said that the restriction will be lifted on these particular days as a token of appreciation for its users.

Video conferencing platform Zoom has reported $777.2 million in revenue during its third quarter, which is about four times its revenue from the same quarter last year.
This immense success comes as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to drive people to Zoom for work, school and family meetings.
The company now has over 4,33,700 customers with over 10 employees, up 485 per cent year-over-year.

Zoom records 367% YoY revenue growth in Q3, 2021

Zoom has reported $777.2 million in revenue during its third quarter, about four times its revenue from the same quarter last year

Zoom quadruples its revenue YoY in Q3, 2021
Increased usage amid the Covid-19 pandemic
Has 4.34 lakh users with over 10 employees

Video conferencing platform Zoom has reported $777.2 million in revenue during its third quarter, which is about four times its revenue from the same quarter last year.
This immense success comes as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to drive people to Zoom for work, school and family meetings.
As of October 31st, the company has over 4,33,700 business customers that have over&nbsp;10 employees, an increased of 485 per cent year-over-year.

Popular videoconferencing platform Zoom has announced that it would be lifting its 40-minute limit even for non-paying users on Thanksgiving, which is celebrated on November 26 in the US.
The time-limit barrier will be removed globally from midnight (12:00 am ET) on Thanksgiving Day to 6 am ET on November 27.
The 40-minute limit has been one of the key restrictions of Zoom&rsquo;s Basic plan throughout the pandemic, often forcing groups to restart a chat after the time limit is up.

Zoom to lift 40-minute meeting limit on Thanksgiving

Zoom would be lifting its 40-minute limit even for non-paying users globally on Thanksgiving Day

Zoom to lift 40-minute meeting limit on Thanksgiving
The time-limit on Zoom will be lifted globally
Effective from 12am ET (Nov 26) to 6am ET next day
&nbsp;

Popular videoconferencing platform Zoom has announced that it would be lifting its 40-minute limit even for non-paying users on Thanksgiving, which is celebrated on November 26 in the US.
The time-limit barrier will be removed globally from midnight (12:00 am ET) on Thanksgiving Day to 6 am ET on November 27.
The 40-minute limit has been one of the key restrictions of Zoom&rsquo;s Basic plan throughout the pandemic, often forcing groups to restart a chat after the time limit is up.

The United States Federal Trade Commission has announced a settlement with videoconferencing platform Zoom over &ldquo;misleading claims&rdquo; about its security.
Zoom had announced the&rdquo; end-to-end encryption&rdquo; in March, but according to the FTC, Zoom had the cryptographic keys that could allow the company to access customers&rsquo; meetings.
Zoom finally introduced the first of four phases of its end-to-end encryption in October for free and paid users in meetings with up to 200 participants.

Zoom to enhance security following FTC settlement

The Federal Trade Commission has announced a settlement with Zoom after accusing the video conferencing giant over &ldquo;misleading claims&rdquo; about its security.

Zoom to enhance security following FTC settlement
FTC: Zoom made &lsquo;misleading claims&rsquo; about security
&lsquo;Zoom had means to access customers&rsquo; meetings&rsquo;
Zoom rolled out E2EE encryption for all users in Oct

The United States Federal Trade Commission has announced a settlement with videoconferencing platform Zoom over &ldquo;misleading claims&rdquo; about its security.
Zoom had announced the&rdquo; end-to-end encryption&rdquo; in March, but according to the FTC, Zoom had the cryptographic keys that could allow the company to access customers&rsquo; meetings.
Zoom finally introduced the first of four phases of its end-to-end encryption in October for free and paid users in meetings with up to 200 participants.

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