As working from home increased, Zoom videoconferencing exploded as well. People who couldn’t set up a two-person conference call with their phone could arrange a video conference call with 20 participants across the country that also provided an alternative phone line for those without microphones or other equipment issues.
The attention focused on Zoom as
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It is really impossible to overstate what a great program this is for the lawyer trying to deal with the current “New Normal” of practicing law today. It is inexpensive, has great knowledgeable faculty on important subjects and, if your schedule doesn’t allow to attend a session you really want to see, you can
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Zoom’s usage soared from 10 million users a day to 200 million as homebound people flocked to an easy videoconferencing tool, which was even free with limits.
Soon after, we started reading about security issues associated with Zoom. Many of these were user errors, like posting the meeting link and password somewhere like Twitter,
