Zoom announces 90-day security plan to earn back user trust

And now, Zoom has something to announce for it - a 90-day security plan, alongside the release of Zoom 5.0.
Eric S. Yuan, CEO of Zoom writes that this is just the beginning, and the company will earn its customers' trust and "deliver them happiness" with its focus on providing "the most secure platform." Oded Gal, CPO of Zoom is also quoted as saying that the company takes "a holistic view" of its users' privacy and Zoom's security.
Zoom account administrators will also now be able to choose which data regions their meetings use. Data routing until now was done through China, even if the participants were all based in the US, which was yet another cause for privacy concern.
In addition, Zoom is updating the user experience and controls, with the service's security features now grouped together, and accessible by clicking the Security icon in a meeting's menu bar on the host's interface.
Passwords for meetings are now also on by default, which would certainly help significantly reduce the cases of malicious individuals guessing meeting links, and being able to join in without a problem.
Zoom can be downloaded on Android and iOS, with the new 5.0 update now available. Zoom desktop client users will need to update within the client.