The video calling platform said its usage has 'ballooned' since the start of the coronavirus pandemic as millions of people were forced to work and study from home.
The video calling platform said its usage has "ballooned" since the start of the coronavirus pandemic as millions of people were forced to work and study from home.
He confirmed that for the next 90 days, all new feature development was being frozen to instead focus engineering resources on security issues. He said supporting the arrival of so many new users had been a "tremendous undertaking" but recognised the platform had "fallen short" of privacy and security expectations.
Zoom's rise in popularity has seen British Prime Minister Boris Johnson use the service to chair a virtual Cabinet meeting, while millions of others have begun using the service for work and study as well as to stay in touch with friendship groups.Our message to the public is: stay at home, protect the NHS, save lives. #StayHomeSaveLives pic.twitter.com/pgeRc3FHIp
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