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A better analogy would be that when uninstalling Zoom it looks through all of your emails to find its email. It has no business being there in the first place.
by the_pwner224 6y ago
A better analogy would be that when uninstalling Zoom it looks through all of your emails to find its email. It has no business being there in the first place.
- infogulch 6y agoCookies are just temporary passwords. It's like Zoom goes through your temp password database to change your saved password for zoom.
- andrewnicolalde 6y agoExcept you are UNinstalling the application? What cause is there to save anything that isn't already there at that point?
- infogulch 6y agoI mean, if you had zoom installed on desktop you there's a high likelihood that you will use zoom again. By leaving that cookie, they are making the web experience better the next time you use it. Then again, planting a 10 year cookie that can only exist when edited outside the browser's sandbox is a helluva effective long term marker for a particular person. Maybe they just want to keep tabs on you. :)