This sort of mentality means that nontechnical users will never be protected. Someone needs to take an active role in security and this kind of action is part o

This sort of mentality means that nontechnical users will never be protected. Someone needs to take an active role in security and this kind of action is part of it. If the app developer is skirting the issue, Apple should be the company to step up. Who else will solve an issue on this scale? The developer should have stepped up and fixed it; instead they chose to dismiss it. Apple made the right call for this instance, especially after the completely insufficient excuses given by Zoom’s CIO.