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Zoom says it is testing showing ads to free users; the ads appear on the browser page shown to users at the end of a call

They'll appear in a browser page at the end of meetings  —  Zoom is piloting showing ads to users on its free “Basic” tier, the company has announced in a blog post.

The Verge Jon Porter

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  • @hhariri Hadi Hariri on x
    Pretty excited about this. Ads prior to meetings. Imagine the possibilities. And if they can access meeting data (with consent of course) they could even propose solutions after meetings end. https://blog.zoom.us/...
  • @ndiakopoulos Nick Diakopoulos on x
    Just a start ... imagine all that ad inventory in virtual backgrounds waiting to be branded! https://twitter.com/...
  • @saralivingston Sara Livingston on x
    Zoom is bringing back the 728x90 old school display ad format! https://blog.zoom.us/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @s_m_i Stacy-Marie Ishmael on x
    “Zoom's mission is to deliver happiness by bringing people together...With this in mind, today we are excited to roll out a pilot advertising program” https://blog.zoom.us/... / via @modestproposal1