Zoom issued its IPO in March 2019. The lawsuit is from one of its shareholders - seeking a class action. https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1247835475701874689

Apparently, stockholders were expecting a strong company launch, not revelations of security problems, such as, maybe, the encryption keys BEING RUN THROUGH BEIJING.

Interesting. The allegations are that Zoom's encryption "problems" were known almost a year ago...but are just emerging now. A lot.

750,000 potential cases of insider trading/theft of trade secrets - plus God-knows-what at DOJ, DHS, and DOE - would be quite a risk to disclose to investors and the general public, if true.

Wait - Zoom is allegedly sending unique identifying information to Facebook even on users that don't *have* a Facebook account? For advertising purposes?

Tech needs as much regulation as nuclear power plants.

Critical infrastructure, dangerous if mishandled, and a target for foreign adversaries.

Well, Congress, hop to it. </>