Because big orgs check for a minimum list of features and that list will nowadays always include some element of encryption/data protection. Many companies use

Because big orgs check for a minimum list of features and that list will nowadays always include some element of encryption/data protection. Many companies use zoom, or e.g. I've seen the OECD host seminars there. Have they done due diligence and an independent audit of the software? No, Robert and Lucy from procurement had a week to read through 8 different bids describing software features and support modalities, assured they fit the checklist and then calculated which one is the lowest bid (or "best value for money" which is checklist points/price) as they are obliged to choose that. Then zoom can go around and claim OECD and IBM and the UN (all made up) use them, which lends credence, even if it's just that one training team in Nairobi that trialed the software once.