Three years ago Zoom settled with the FTC over a claim of deceptive marketing around security claims, having been accused of overstating the strength of the encryption it offered. Now the ...

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Zoom executives promised Monday that the company wouldn't use your calls as AI fodder, even while its TOS said otherwise. Reading time 2 minutes After massive backlash over its wishy-washy ...

Zoom's Terms of Service say it can train its AI on your calls, videos, and other data. The company says you don't have to worry about that. Reading time 4 minutes ...

Update: As of August 11, Zoom has added a section to its terms of service saying that, “Zoom does not use any of your audio, video, chat, screen sharing ...

Video communications platform Zoom has gained popularity for its straightforward interface and diverse set of features. The accessibility of the platform makes it perfect for users who are not ...

Zoom has reversed course (again) and updated its terms of service after a backlash earlier this week. Following consumer blowback to a recently highlighted update to ...

Zoom's blog post says the company considers such data “to be our data,” and experts confirm this language would allow the company to use this data for AI training without obtaining additional consent.

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This means that users need to leave a call if they do not consent to being used for AI training, as the creator of an AI-enhanced Zoom call – the administrator of the call or the “customer” – has ...