Re:What You Should Know Before Leaking a Zoom Meeting
by spoonjim on Thursday January 21, 2021 @12:50AM
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A leaked Zoom meeting is a lot harder to deny. If a reporter gets a call saying “The CEO of BigCorp said a racial slur in the cafeteria” it’s hard to prove. A leaked Zoom meeting is more concrete evidence.
If this kind of thing is now done on a Zoom call, how is it any different than prior to Zoom being in the meeting, hearing the information and passing it on via another means, like a phone call? What value would leaking the call as in your example have?
I'm struggling a bit to think of any examples of private information being leaked that have really changed because of Zoom. Trusted employees are able to leak private corporate information, always have been.