A Message to Our Users
Key section:<p>&gt; <i>Over the next 90 days, we are committed to... Enacting a feature freeze, effectively immediately, and shifting all our engineering resources to focus on our biggest trust, safety, and privacy issues.</i><p>I see a lot of comments here claiming that this blog post is bland corporate apologia, doesn&#x27;t take responsibility, doesn&#x27;t change anything.<p>But this seems like a pretty legit turnaround. Overall, they seem to be addressing pretty much everything that&#x27;s been brought up. They removed the Facebook SDK, they removed attention tracking, they&#x27;ve clarified their encryption policies in detail.<p>One commenter here is asking for more, for <i>punishment</i>, another demands their security team be fired. And I mean, if someone wants to try to sue Zoom for misusing the term E2EE then go for it, but obviously Zoom can&#x27;t &quot;punish itself&quot; in a blog post, and pinning it on a few bad engineers feels like a scapegoat.<p>This seems to be positive steps, folks. Genuinely not sure what more you could be asking for from a regular for-profit business.