J Λ M Ξ SZoom's terms of service now include training GenAI with no ability to opt out
Check sections:
- 10.2 Service Generated Data; Consent to Use
- 10.4 Customer License Grant
- 16.2 Ownership of Zoom Property
Edit: included other sections of ToS
Alexander The 1st@jmsdnns Wait, why is Zoom all of a sudden going evil?
They were supposed to bring balance to the video call ecosystem...
Al Mullen 
@ATM @jmsdnns Relative to other video software, I can grant that the robodialing issue being patched with automatic passwords that are included in the links is an issue, as to some extent the fact that you could run unpatched software for a video call...but both of those at least had an UI/UX benefit that (To me) justified them.
This doesn't even have that.
@AT1ST @jmsdnns Zoom had numerous short comings besides Zoombombing, such as misrepresenting using E2EE before being called out on it and around 2019 leaving an unsecured web service running on MacOS even after uninstalling Zoom (https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/10/20689644/apple-zoom-web-server-automatic-removal-silent-update-webcam-vulnerability)
Apple is silently removing Zoom’s web server software from Macs
After all of the drama over Zoom’s use of a hidden web server on Macs, Apple itself has decided to step in, TechCrunch reports. Zoom is issuing a silent update — meaning your Mac will get it without any interaction on your part — to remove the web server from any Mac that has Zoom’s software installed.