Responding to backlash, Zoom stops sharing user data with Facebook
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Zoom`s iOS update stops sharing your data with Facebook. What you need to know Zoom has updated its iOS app to stop sharing user data with Facebook. The company was sharing device data when users used `Login with Facebook`. Even users without a Facebook account were having their data harvested. Yesterday, it was discovered that the Zoom iOS app was sharing personal data with Facebook without user consent. A report from Motherboard showed that, while enabling the Login with Facebook SDK into the app turns on this kind of data sharing, Zoom did not disclose this data collection to its users. Even worse, the company was sharing user analytics data to the Facebook Graph API even if that user did not have a Facebook account. `As people work and socialize from home, video conferencing software Zoom has exploded in popularity. What the company and its privacy policy don`t make clear is that the iOS version of the Zoom app is sending some analytics data to Facebook, even if Zoom us...