> By that definition, iMessage is also not end-to-end encrypted because True, if true (I've not checked the iMessage details), but unimportant. Whether or not

> By that definition, iMessage is also not end-to-end encrypted because True, if true (I've not checked the iMessage details), but unimportant. Whether or not iMessage is end-to-end-encrypted by the actual definition of end-to-end-encryption, does not change the fact the Zoom's communication is not end-to-end-encrypted by the actual definition of end-to-end-encryption while they are persisting in claiming that it actually is. If they held up a blue ball and said "our ball is bright green", that would be incorrect. If someone else held up a yellow ball and said "our ball is bright green" that would not make Zoom's statement any more correct.