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The warning being that it doesn't matter because it doesn't affect their share price right? So far I haven't seen any tangible damage to them when it comes to $

• snazz 7y ago
  It's been a somewhat noticeable hit, but they're still doing great overall: https://www.google.com/search?q=zm+stock https://www.google.com/search?q=zm+stock
• mbesto 7y ago
  Share price aside...it's the most reliable video conferencing app while others are crumbling to infrastructure pressure (UberConf, GotoMeeting, etc). Their downloads are through the roof right now: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/zoom-tops-weekly-download-charts/ar-BB124jNe https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/zoom-tops-weekly-d...
• jasonv 7y ago
  Let's see where they are in 6 or 12 month's time and what they go through to get there. Other nascent companies will tip their "We want to grow like Zoom" hat and it'll serve as a warning sign as to what the growth mentality is. Anyway, my point was... I don't think they've taken too much grief yet, for what they've done. They deserve all the lumps they're getting, and that may (hopefully) be instructive. [And yeah, there are always companies that do this kind of thing... some are Facebook, and some trip into a hole.]
  • amachefe 7y ago
    This sounds like Zoom hate, which I am seeing a lot nowadays. The irony is that it is coming from tech while the av Joe's doesn't really care.