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Zoom has had several major security flaws [0]. (Arbitrary execution, installers with malware in them, and so on.)

Executives charged with coordinating attacks against citizens outside China, on behalf of the PRC. [1]

They recently settled a class action for lying about having E2E encryption. [2]

Zoom is not end to end encrypted at all, and they can see every video stream. Also their clients had vulnerabilities in the past.

For one thing, zoom does have E2EE (https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-enable-zoom-encryption/) and secondly - if we're talking about public meetings (like city council meetings) why would it matter?

E2EE means just about nothing without open source clients.

false. if you configure zoom correctly, it is infact encrypted.

"This" being "Zoom executive charged with disrupting meetings commemorating Tiananmen Square".