Videoconferencing and communications giant Zoom announced an expansion to the company’s end-to-end encryption (E2EE) capabilities to Zoom Phone and support for Breakout Rooms. The new E2EE ...

Hey, would you look at that: A tech company actually followed through on a promise to respect its customers' privacy. It's also worth noting that everyone on the call has to have end-to-end encryption ...

Zoom has finally launched end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for all users. The launch is a long time coming and should make Zoom users the world over more confident in using the service, which has become a ...

After weeks of criticism over its inflated encryption claims, videoconferencing platform Zoom announced in early April that it would develop full end-to-end encryption for video and audio calls made ...

When Zoom Video Communications introduced end-to-end encryption for paying customers only, the video meetings specialist met a firestorm of criticism. The controversy lasted about two weeks, and Zoom ...

Not before time, Zoom has finally gotten around to adding end-to-end encryption to its online videoconferencing service. The security feature, announced by the company on Monday, October 26, is ...

Zoom on Thursday acquired Keybase for its experience with encryption and security. The COVID-19 pandemic brought millions of new users to Zoom, but also criticism for weak security. Its stated goal in ...

Following through a promise it made a few months back, videoconferencing platform Zoom is all set to roll out end-to-end encryption (E2EE) to users. The feature will be available as a technical ...