One more reason to avoid using ZOOM:
"Attackers could join or host a Zoom meeting and silently take control of participants’ devices without any user interaction. Once compromised, they could steal data, activate microphones or cameras, or install malware. In large meetings, a single malicious message could expose multiple participants at once.
Zoom’s Android client was chosen as a target because it is closed-source, widely deployed, and exposes a large native-code attack surface."
https://securityaffairs.com/197042/hacking/zoom-patches-zoomsday-zero-click-flaw-enabling-remote-code-execution.html
"Attackers could join or host a Zoom meeting and silently take control of participants’ devices without any user interaction. Once compromised, they could steal data, activate microphones or cameras, or install malware. In large meetings, a single malicious message could expose multiple participants at once.
Zoom’s Android client was chosen as a target because it is closed-source, widely deployed, and exposes a large native-code attack surface."
https://securityaffairs.com/197042/hacking/zoom-patches-zoomsday-zero-click-flaw-enabling-remote-code-execution.html