Taiwan's government bans official use of Zoom, days after the firm admitted to 'mistakenly' routing some calls through China

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By Charlie WoodApr 7, 2020, 6:15 am141 pts
The Taiwanese government has banned all official use of Zoom, dealing yet another blow to the videoconferencing service. Zoom has faced myriad security concerns in the past week, including worries about how it encrypts user data; the potential theft of user data; leaked email addresses, and calls being routed…

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