I'm sure Zoom would be doing privacy-iffy things even if in full compliance with the GDPRAnd the possibility they might be surveying other cookies, and uploadin

I'm sure Zoom would be doing privacy-iffy things even if in full compliance with the GDPRAnd the possibility they might be surveying other cookies, and uploading them elsewhere, would be a giant concern if verified. But the specific complaint here, about a cookie with an expiration longer-than-12-months, seems pretty silly. It's not stored on some remote machine - it's stored locally, transparently. The user – and their own software – can control this easily & completely. If there's a good rationale for expiring cookies earlier, a browser can easily do it directly - it needn't involve regulators, or ineffectually hoping every one of thousands of different companies/websites do something the laws of one place ask.