Zoom, which became popular due to COVID-19 and has become perhaps the most widely used video conferencing application today, offers users because he lied It looks like it’s going to pay big. Let’s take a closer look at the details.

Zoom made a statement years ago and used it at conferences. end-to-end encryption He said he used technology. In other words, a high level of security would be provided to the users. However, research showed that this was not true. Yes, Zoom used some features for security purposes, but this isn’t exactly end-to-end security. not provided. This is the case in the case filed in 2021 $85 million The company that made the payment has now agreed to pay another $18 million.

It is unclear whether the offer will be accepted.

Zooms for $18 millionThe authority to which he proposes to pay fines is the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). However, this offer has not yet been responded to. If the SEC accepts this offer, Zoom will pay an additional $18 million fine and dismiss the matter. will be saved completely.

What we can say about Zoom’s proposal to the SEC that’s it for now. We will inform you again if there are any new developments regarding the matter.