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*help identify the participant's account, but not the actual participant.
by logicandreason 6y ago
*help identify the participant's account, but not the actual participant.
- qubex 6y agoThat’s not much of a leap, though: if you know you were talking to some people, and then audio is leaked, then you can figure out which account did it. I’m not defending (or denouncing, for that matter) this feature, though I have opinions.
- WhyNotHugo 6y agoI guess this is targeted at corporate users. If a watermarked audio is leaked, the owner of the account will be liable. If he shared he's zoom credentials, is just as bad as sharing the recording.