[synaesthesisx]

I wonder if they allow opting-out. My last company was in the healthcare space, and we used Zoom for all internal communication. Often this could contain sensitive information (PII etc) which would likely be a privacy violation if exposed.

[kevdev]

Yeah medical info and HIPAA was the first thing I thought of when I saw this. My company doesn’t deal with medical data but I can’t imagine any company dealing with PII wants to use Zoom now.

[haldujai]

You'd be surprised how often companies use PHI (legally) and healthcare provider networks don't care.

The few with smarter lawyers and IT departments, usually academic, do but a majority of all of the new "AI" health tech products I've heard about pitched to hospitals use customer PHI for product development.

[dolmen]

The GDPR page of Zoom is just a joke: https://explore.zoom.us/en/gdpr/

They basically claim that the customer (the one who signs the contract, not the Zoom user) who hosts the meeting is responsible for GDPR compliance by defining the right account settings. So if you are invited on a call you basically have no rights.