I'd be tempted to agree if their "mistakes" ended with the E2E debacle and Zoom was quick to admit wrongdoing and take responsability. Unfortunately, it didn't

I'd be tempted to agree if their "mistakes" ended with the E2E debacle and Zoom was quick to admit wrongdoing and take responsability. Unfortunately, it didn't end there. Rather than earning back their reputation, they have continued to burn through it with blunder after blunder. The company has proven itself ethically corrupt and that's not something that can be made up for with apologies and product improvements. It will take time, demonstrations of humility, and a healthy dose of transparency to restore their reputation with me.