To that end, the Federal Trade Commission had taken issue with Zoom’s encryption practices and filed a claim arguing the company had the means to access the content of its customers’ meetings. As part of a recent settlement, Zoom agreed to improve security practices and will now offer a more secure end-to-end encryption.
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Zoom Bolsters Encryption Practices After FTC Complaint
As doctors and patients increasingly turn to telehealth, Zoom’s privacy policies have come under scrutiny. So reports MedCity News.
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