> I agree that privacy is an issue but can we tone it down a bit considering the global situation at stake. It seems to me that this is the best possible time

> I agree that privacy is an issue but can we tone it down a bit considering the global situation at stake. It seems to me that this is the best possible time to make some noise about Zoom's privacy problems. What better time for that could there be than during a period of mass adoption? What better opportunity to shame a company into compliance than during a global pandemic when the responsibilities of companies to the community is being emphasized? You might have a point if castigating Zoom for spying on users somehow facilitated the spread of corona, but it doesn't.