The incidence is of course going way up, but it really is overblown on the quantity. The biggest issue are those that post links on twitter or some place public (same issue for Hangouts).
Saying Zoom has a bombing issue feels like saying Linux doesn't get viruses.
I know your argument is the correct one, but it's frustrating to see Zoom caught up in a furore of media-driven controversy.
That’s the the point though: Zoom doesn’t “work well” if you include basic security as a required part of “working.”
Zoom using ECB mode for encryption, and transmitting keys to China says everything. They just don’t care about security at all.
Everyone in the banking industry I work with has blocked or banned Zoom for longer than COVID-19 has been around. Microsoft Teams seems to be the new Default choice, if only because everyone is using office365 already and anything is better than WebEx.
After this my personal impression is that it is just an obtrusive piece od adware, which happens to behave like a rootkit in some parts...
Yawn.
The U.K. even held a cabinet meeting over Zoom.
There’s a lot more than schoolwork taking place on Zoom unfortunately.
Slow video? A few random disconnects? These are the kinds of issues that result in second chances. Random men showing up naked in your classfull of kids, or random racists coming in your class to call the black kid an n-word? Yeah, I'm fair certain that results in a, "Thanks, but no thanks. We'll find something else."