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They admitted problems and deployed fixes. All while massively scaling during pandemic. I'm honestly curious, what could CEO say differently?

Nullabillity 7y ago
None of the actual issues are related to scaling at all.
- AgloeDreams 7y ago
  Bingo, they straight up lied about E2E, bypassed security features, sold user info and hacked their way into self installing. Plus blaming all the issues on consumer use cases is hilarious. That might work for like a company that makes fiber lines for commercial deployments or something However, it's like they forgot that their core video might be B2B, but the client is almost always B2C and always has been. The fact that you are forced to use the Zoom client/plugins to attend a Zoom meeting may make the business case enterprise, but they have always been taking these horrible stances on the client and harming normal people who can't choose to use something else.
dreamcompiler 7y ago
"In an effort to maximize uptake and engagement for my VC masters, I deliberately added several hidden mechanisms to the software that violated security and privacy practices and laws, and then I lied about them. When I got caught, I denied, deflected, and finally blamed it all on innocent mistakes. This happened multiple times, establishing a pattern that left no doubt that my actions were premeditated. In order to right this ship and give our customers, employees, and shareholders confidence in the company's future, I hereby resign, effective immediately." That's what he could have said.
ragnese 7y ago
There's nothing the CEO could say differently. Words don't cancel out the fact that they outright lied and absolutely, intentionally, implemented something that violated the privacy that they promised. It has nothing to do with the pandemic.

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They admitted problems and deployed fixes. All while massively scaling during pandemic. I'm honestly curious, what could CEO say differently?

by laegooose 7y ago

Nullabillity 7y ago
None of the actual issues are related to scaling at all.
- AgloeDreams 7y ago
  Bingo, they straight up lied about E2E, bypassed security features, sold user info and hacked their way into self installing. Plus blaming all the issues on consumer use cases is hilarious. That might work for like a company that makes fiber lines for commercial deployments or something However, it's like they forgot that their core video might be B2B, but the client is almost always B2C and always has been. The fact that you are forced to use the Zoom client/plugins to attend a Zoom meeting may make the business case enterprise, but they have always been taking these horrible stances on the client and harming normal people who can't choose to use something else.
dreamcompiler 7y ago
"In an effort to maximize uptake and engagement for my VC masters, I deliberately added several hidden mechanisms to the software that violated security and privacy practices and laws, and then I lied about them. When I got caught, I denied, deflected, and finally blamed it all on innocent mistakes. This happened multiple times, establishing a pattern that left no doubt that my actions were premeditated. In order to right this ship and give our customers, employees, and shareholders confidence in the company's future, I hereby resign, effective immediately." That's what he could have said.
ragnese 7y ago
There's nothing the CEO could say differently. Words don't cancel out the fact that they outright lied and absolutely, intentionally, implemented something that violated the privacy that they promised. It has nothing to do with the pandemic.