The U.S. Senate has told its members to not use Zoom's video conferencing app due to data security concerns, the Financial Times reported on Thursday, even as the company attempts to stem a global backlash against its fast-growing app.
FILE PHOTO: A student takes class online while using the Zoom app at her home as Egypt shut down schools as the spread of the coronavirus disease continues, in Cairo, Egypt April 5, 2020. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh/Files/File Photo
Senators have been asked to find an alternative platform to use for remote working, the Financial Times reported citing a person who had seen the warning, adding that the Senate had stopped short of officially banning Zoom Video Communications Inc’s service.
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