> Side-note: I wonder if Zoom is getting into trouble in Europe over any of this?
Some European organizations are banning it from business computers.
I only use it for semi-public discussions, and run it on a Windows 10 laptop that isn't used for anything else, so I'm not that bothered by the security issues.
They might, but it will be some time before privacy authorities build a case against Zoom and start fining them.
In the meanwhile, imho they are under so much pressure to behave that in the next few months might really make some progress in this field. I mean, right now Zoom is the most independently "audited" video conferencing app in the world and many newspapers and state attorneys are investigating [1].
Some European organizations are banning it from business computers.
I only use it for semi-public discussions, and run it on a Windows 10 laptop that isn't used for anything else, so I'm not that bothered by the security issues.