> which requires compliance with local laws even as Zoom seeks to promote the open exchange of ideas. That's as good as saying "we will kill puppies if local l

> which requires compliance with local laws even as Zoom seeks to promote the open exchange of ideas. That's as good as saying "we will kill puppies if local laws require it as Zoom seeks to promote fair treatment of animals." They aren't promoting "open exchange of ideas" and likely never will. Zoom have continuously proven to be profit driven. This is perfectly fine, so long as they don't lie about it (they lie like they breath). Furthermore, if you are an activist and are using Zoom, you have none of my pity. They have proven their beliefs at every possible opportunity, and then some, for months. You really have to start questioning your belief patterns and critical thinking if you are sharing anything remotely confidential or private on Zoom. Using Zoom for basically anything is the equivalent of "not being able to program the video tape recorder." It's not applying enough thought to the trivial problem at hand, and subjecting yourself to turmoil due to that. We don't need legal structures for this. Just stop using stupid products, Zoom being one of the best examples.