Video meet app Zoom sued by investor over security issues
The HinduZoom Video Communications has been sued by one of its shareholders who alleged that the company kept some of its security flaws hidden. Investor Michael Drieu filed the class action suit even as several organisations, including the New York City’s Department of Education, started banning the usage of the app for remote learning and working from home purposes. Zoom started facing criticism as reports of ‘Zoombombing’ and other privacy issues started surfacing from different parts of the world. Zoom Founder and CEO Eric Yuan has already apologised for the privacy and security issues or Zoombombing being reported in his app. On April 1, Yuan laid out a 90-day plan to better identify, address, and fix issues proactively and improve the safety, privacy, and security of Zoom’s platform.