Yeah, with the recent issues they had after doing the cryptocurrency stuff (which didn't really bother me, but it definitely seemed to generate some negative fe

Yeah, with the recent issues they had after doing the cryptocurrency stuff (which didn't really bother me, but it definitely seemed to generate some negative feelings in general), this feels like a poorly-timed move. Zoom is presumably going for "look, we are bringing on-board this team of trusted people who understand privacy", but I think most are just going to assume it'll work the other way and Zoom's culture of poor security practice will bleed into Keybase over time.