> In a meeting with E2EE enabled, nobody except each participant – not even Zoom’s servers – has access to the encryption keys being used to encrypt the meeting.

> Zoom’s end-to-end encryption (E2EE) offering will be available as a technical preview, which means we’re proactively soliciting feedback from users for the first 30 days.

It is a commendable step forward, but I wonder what their concerns are about this feature with such a careful rollout schedule. The difference seems only about who generates/manages the key, so unless they were decrypting the packets in transit, they should not be concerned about this.