[wdr1]

> As the previous discussion already noted it seems disingenuous.

> Schools primary goal should be accessibility when it comes to teaching and Zoom arguably with its better video/audio has the best even with glaring security flaws (that do not necessarily seem decidedly worse than Hangouts).

Schools also have the primary goal that elementary school children are not exposed to male genitalia, pornography, graphic violence & the like under __any__ circumstances.

It doesn't matter if the first occurrence was a zoombomb, and it's fixed now, or the standard tech reply of "oh, well, it's the had the wrong settings."

Parents have zero tolerance for these things. They'll be coming for someone's head if it happens. Let alone if it happens again.

And no school administrator is going to put their job on the line once trust in a platform is destoryed.