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Apr 8 2020 1:49PM

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Taiwan tells agencies not to use Zoom on security grounds

Taiwan's cabinet has told government agencies to stop using Zoom's conferencing app, the latest blow to the company as it battles privacy and security concerns with its booming platform. Zoom's daily users ballooned to more than 200 million in March, as coronavirus-induced shutdowns ...

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