If there is one app that has shot to fame during the lockdown period, it’s the video-conferencing app zoom. By now, many of you must be using the app for professional or personal reasons.

Should you be using the video-conferencing app Zoom?

India's defence minister Rajnath Singh had out photographs of a virtual meeting on April 1 using the video conferencing app Zoom which is a widely used tool during the pandemic-induced lockdown.

Don't use Zoom app for work: MHA directs government officials

Video conferencing application Zoom has reportedly sold over 500,000 accounts on hacker forums. Every account was disposed for less than a penny each, and in some cases, given away for free.

More than 500,000 accounts on Zoom app sold to hackers

Zoom, the video-conferencing app first caught the fancy of all and then almost immediately slid deep into serious safety concerns. Also Read: Why are concerns being raised on Zoom app's safety and security?

Zoom, video-conferencing app admits it routed calls through China by mistake 

Downloads of video-conferencing app 'ZOOM' have skyrocketed, so have concerns about user data. The app has come under fire for privacy violations. WION's Palki Sharma tells you more.

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Should you be using the video-conferencing app Zoom?

Don't use Zoom app for work: MHA directs government officials

More than 500,000 accounts on Zoom app sold to hackers

Zoom, video-conferencing app admits it routed calls through China by mistake

Gravitas: Coronavirus outbreak | Is the Zoom app safe?