Zoooooom!

[MrMarkyMark]

Looks like a bit of a poor choice for the powers that be to use for their cabinet get together.

The stock price recently went through the roof recently, due to increased usage too.

Surely the government should have its own, secure, in house system on a secure network

‘Zoom is malware’: why experts worry about the video conferencing platform | Technology | The Guardian

[vetran]

Looks like a bit of a poor choice for the powers that be to use for their cabinet get together.

The stock price recently went through the roof recently, due to increased usage too.

Surely the government should have its own, secure, in house system on a secure network

‘Zoom is malware’: why experts worry about the video conferencing platform | Technology | The Guardian

or pay for a 'secure one'.

[MrMarkyMark]

or pay for a 'secure one'.

Dont know why they don't just use Skype

[CheeseSlice]

I'd argue this is a worse video conference blunder. You may need to watch twice to spot what happened.

Dont worry you cant see anything graphic. Was shared on Linkedin.

YouTube

[MrMarkyMark]

I'd argue this is a worse video conference blunder. You may need to watch twice to spot what happened.

Dont worry you cant see anything graphic. Was shared on Linkedin.

YouTube

[PhiltheGreek]

[Pogle]

I'd argue this is a worse video conference blunder. You may need to watch twice to spot what happened.

Dont worry you cant see anything graphic. Was shared on Linkedin.

YouTube

Nope didnt need to see it twice, spotted it straight away

[tazdevil]

They should have their own secure video conferencing facility but there's lots out there such as Teams, Zoom, TeamViewer, MS Skype, GotoMeeting, Webex and so forth. Every client I video conference with seems to use a different one The technology is standard these days and setting up a government secure version should be straight forward but judging by the quality of mega expensive consultants they use it'll be a while before the government moves out of the IT dark ages

[Old Greg]

They should have their own secure video conferencing facility but there's lots out there such as Teams, Zoom, TeamViewer, MS Skype, GotoMeeting, Webex and so forth. Every client I video conference with seems to use a different one The technology is standard these days and setting up a government secure version should be straight forward but judging by the quality of mega expensive consultants they use it'll be a while before the government moves out of the IT dark ages

Whereby is very easy to use. The only one I've managed to get my Mum using for virtual family get togethers.