I had the same mental association and my first thought looking at this feature was: "What sort of misguided, insecure feature did they come up with this time?"

I had the same mental association and my first thought looking at this feature was: "What sort of misguided, insecure feature did they come up with this time?" I'm not saying this feature is misguided because I know very little about it, but I am echoing that this too was my first impression however founded or unfounded it may be. I realize that a company like this is stuck between a rock and a hard place when it comes to balancing growth and convenience and security, but it's very important to understand that when you lose trust by features that seem to be impetuously designed, people are going to start look at new features with suspicion. It might be in Zoom's best interest to put out a write-up that targets IT people and explains the technology a little more in depth for forums like this one. Automagic demos are nice, but we also want to know how the security and other use cases were considered. Gain our trust, and we'll be bigger cheer leaders than your average users.