TBH, this "issue" (which is not how Microsoft see it) has been around long enough that most applications know to be careful. Zoom should too. While it's not the

TBH, this "issue" (which is not how Microsoft see it) has been around long enough that most applications know to be careful. Zoom should too. While it's not their fault, per se, they still need to be precautious. Sometimes you gotta imagine it like it's a bad flag for a program or library that's just left on default. If you're using that program or library then you are also responsible for how you use it.