Zoom won`t provide end-to-end encryption on free calls
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Social media backlash ensued following reports of Zoom not providing end-to-end encryption because it wants to work with law enforcement. What you need to know Zoom won`t offer end-to-end encryption for free accounts. The company`s CEO said that it wants to work together with law enforcement. The reported remarks have caused a backlash on social media. Zoom`s security consultant claims the CEO`s statement wasn`t clear. Zoom`s CEO recently confirmed that the company will not provide end-to-end encryption for free accounts (via Engadget). Eric Yuan, CEO of Zoom, states that the company wants to work with FBI and local law enforcement. The reported comments from the CEO have caused a backlash on social media, including people accusing Zoom of `kowtowing to the police.` Zoom`s security consultant, Alex Stamos, states on Twitter that he believes Yuan`s comments weren`t clear. He also has a lengthy thread on Twitter that goes into detail regarding Zoom`s stance on encryption. In that...