Uninvited guests are Crashing Zoom Meetings
Zoom is an American video conferencing app and gained massive popularity in recent days, but there is an issue. The default settings of Zoom are configured in such a way that allows trolls to invade meetings, in what is now known as “zoombombing.” Some “zoombombers” have taken advantage of the app’s screen-sharing feature to join online meetings uninvited, and at times showing inappropriate content such as violent images and pornography.
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