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Nemeski ( nemeski@mander.xyz )  to Linux@programming.dev · 2 months ago

Zoom update triggers privacy risk by slurping Linux clipboards

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Nemeski ( nemeski@mander.xyz )  to Linux@programming.dev · 2 months ago
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  • Cousin Mose ( undefined@lemmy.hogru.ch ) 
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    Why is Zoom even still popular? Remember when Apple had to push a security update to undo its insane HTTP daemon? I guess we’re all just okay trusting their janky-ass Windows adjacent UI and security model.

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      jitsi is good feature wise, but it’s not widely advertised…

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      Why is Zoom even still popular?

      I guess because that’s a standard tool everyone in business has. Also the Microsoft alternatives (including Skype after buyout) sucks. I don’t use these tools (used Skype before Microsoft purchased it), so this is not my personal opinion.

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      this. my last companies security team was crazy aggressive but would allow zoom meetings right after the big security incident.

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      I don’t even understand how it goes popular in the first place when Skype and Google Meet already existed before the Pandemic. It even had a whole “Chinese company/servers” scare too but it still held on.

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