Thousands of recordings of personal video calls made through the Zoom Video service have become available on the Internet, endangering the privacy of millions of Americans because they transfer their personal relationships to social media through video calls.
This was reported by the Washington Post.
The videos posted by the Washington Post included courses in therapy, orientation courses for telecommunications staff, which included people’s names and phone numbers, small business meetings, including the company’s closed financial data, and school classes for children. faces, heard voices, etc. Many videos show people’s personal lives, their intimate conversations recorded in their homes.
According to the newspaper, most of the videos were recorded on the Zoom program and were saved without a password. It is noted that before the publication, the Washington Post informed Zoom about the problem.
