Yeah, people at start of pandemic needed something easy and quick. Many of those people were relatively new to VC as an everyday part of the toolset. Zoom was f

Yeah, people at start of pandemic needed something easy and quick. Many of those people were relatively new to VC as an everyday part of the toolset. Zoom was focused on engaging people over VC quickly and easily, whereas Teams was/is like a Swiss army knife buried in a deep toolbox that you can only access through a subscription plan to the toolbox, so I imagine for non-tech teachers and whatnot, Zoom's approachability alone was a god-send. Also Teams/SfB, despite years and years of their users complaining about the limit to concurrent video feeds, never progressed past about four until Zoom came on the scene. They didn't just exceed Teams by a few, but like an order of magnitude. I use Teams every day but thank God for Zoom driving improvement. Just underscores the value of market competition.