This is really hammed up by NPR. The "FBI warning" is more or less "don't use open calls if you don't want random strangers to enter your call". A couple days

This is really hammed up by NPR. The "FBI warning" is more or less "don't use open calls if you don't want random strangers to enter your call". A couple days ago, more scrupulous reporters were able to explain this succintly and help people avoid it. Yes, Zoom should amend their bug bounty policy to allow for responsible disclosure, rather than non-disclosure, but it's not like they're alone in that failing, nor most of the other failings involved in this dogpile. I like it when vendors are held to account, but the way that this has been reported over the last few days has seemed like more of a shakedown than a genuine consumer reporting effort.