Very true. If Zoom handles the encryption and decryption on their servers, rather than fully on the client's machine, then they can still "listen in". The only

Very true. If Zoom handles the encryption and decryption on their servers, rather than fully on the client's machine, then they can still "listen in". The only way I would trust their E2E is if they can't see or hear what's happening too. It's wild to me that companies I've worked for that have insane privacy and on-prem server requirements, will use Zoom no questions asked.