A Message to Our Users
Key section:<p>> <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't take responsibility, doesn't change anything.<p>But this seems like a pretty legit turnaround. Overall, they seem to be addressing pretty much everything that's been brought up. They removed the Facebook SDK, they removed attention tracking, they'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't "punish itself" 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.