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Zoom backtracks on end-to-end encryption, saying it plans to offer E2EE to all tiers of users who verify phone numbers and will start testing it in July

- Company will require users of free service to verify identity  — Video-conferencing app will test strongest encryption in July

Bloomberg Nico Grant

Discussion

  • @eff @eff on x
    We applaud Zoom's decision to make privacy and security enhancements available to all of their hundreds of millions of users. https://www.eff.org/...
  • @zoom_us Zoom on x
    End-to-end encryption update from Zoom - we have found a path forward to provide this feature to all users (free and paid) around the globe >> https://blog.zoom.us/... <<
  • @josephfcox Joseph Cox on x
    Zoom to launch end to end encryption for all users, not just paid accounts. Work around to avoid abuse is to make users sign up with a phone number https://blog.zoom.us/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @justinbrookman Justin Brookman on x
    Zoom is insisting that free users authenticate their accounts, but that's no different from paid users, and seems justifiable given the abuses they're trying to confront. Zoom has made a ton of missteps, but they've also shown a willingness to listen and change course. https://tw…
  • @evacide Eva on x
    Sometimes speaking up works and the good guys win, crypto edition: https://www.eff.org/...
  • @gwbstr Graham Webster on x
    Zoom will offer end-to-end encryption as an option, not a default, for all users. To fight abuse, users who want it will have to verify, for instance by linking a phone number. But: Will end-to-end be available for conferences including Chinese users? https://blog.zoom.us/...
  • @fightfortheftr @fightfortheftr on x
    BEND TO OUR PRESSURE. BEND!!!! https://www.bloomberg.com/... h/t @NicoAGrant
  • @ingridlunden Ingrid on x
    Is being pressured into doing the right thing ultimately same as just doing the right thing? https://twitter.com/...
  • @josephfcox Joseph Cox on x
    Maybe in a minority here, but I'd rather just not have E2E on Zoom for the few times I use it rather than give it my phone number. This is a good trade-off to prevent likely abuse though; live streaming child abuse is rampant.
  • @privacymatters Privacy Matters on x
    So it's still about surveillance. Thanks but No thanks @zoom_us https://twitter.com/...