If there's been one topline tech story this week that feels synecdochal of the United States' entire tech-politik zeitgeist, it's got to be Zoom's latest privacy ...

Video conferencing company Zoom's (ZM) recently announced $85 million settlement of a privacy class action is a "groundbreaking" and unique settlement that covers both paying customers and those who ...

In a significant move to strengthen data privacy practices, Zoom has introduced a range of new measures that provide users with increased control and insight into their personal information. The ...

The videoconferencing app Zoom said Monday it won’t use customers’ data without their consent to train artificial intelligence, addressing privacy concerns of a ...

In a whirlwind week of developments for Zoom, speculation about privacy issues connected to the company’s terms of service (TOS) has sparked concerns—along with ...

Though the video conferencing company adjusted its terms of service after public backlash, privacy experts worry it is not enough. By Andrew Paul Published Aug 9 ...

Zoom became very popular during the COVID-19 pandemic, but has some sketchy privacy practices. Photo: Zoom The Zoom video conferencing app has been a lifesaver for many people unexpectedly forced to ...

NEW YORK -- The surge in video conferencing using the app Zoom is raising privacy and security concerns. New York's Attorney General Letitia James sent a letter to the company asking what, if any, new ...

Zoom Communications (ZM) has offered $18 million to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to resolve a four-year-long investigation into its privacy practices and communications. According ...

As Zoom has boomed as a go-to platform for videoconferencing everything from marketing pitches to trade shows to (too many) mundane meetings -- not to mention online classes, family gatherings and who ...

If there’s been one topline tech story this week that feels synecdochal of the United States’ entire tech-politik zeitgeist, it’s got to be Zoom’s latest privacy fiasco. The video conference ...