Zoom users top 300m as ban list grows

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Despite backlash around security and safety prompting government and business bans.

Zoom users top 300m as ban list grows
Zoom video conferencing app's user base grew by another 50 percent to 300 million in the last three weeks, as the company fought to quell a backlash around security and safety that has seen a number of governments and firms ban its applications. Chief Executive Eric Yuan gave the numbers late on ...

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