Zoom hit with class-action lawsuit for allegedly sharing user data with Facebook
The lawsuit claims that Zoom has violated the California's Consumer Privacy Act
Popular video-conferencing service Zoom has been slapped with a class action lawsuit over allegedly sharing users' personal data with Facebook. On Monday, Robert Cullen of Sacramento, a user of Zoom,...
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