After announcing that free users won’t be offered E2EE, Zoom is now saying that it will offer AES 256 GCM protection to all users. This decision came after a discussion with relevant authorities.
Zoom is planning to offer end-to-end encryption (E2EE) to all free and paying users, the video conferencing provider announced on Wednesday. The firm will be launching the early beta of the E2EE feature in July 2020. Earlier this month, Zoom said that free users won’t get end-to-end encryption in a bid to weed out illegal activity on the platform.
