Please give me the name and location of this lemonade stand, so that I may report them to the neighborhood Gestapo family center.
Thank you, citizen of the world.
Posted on 05/17/2020 8:51:12 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
Just kidding! Just a li'l joke there. Please, we don't need a hundred posts proving me wrong. I was jes' havin' a little fun here.
Well heck yeah. An opportunity to rat out your neighbors if you see something “offensive” during a ‘zoom’ video conference.
This problem has been fixed. Now, only the Chinese Communist Party can listen in and record meetings. See, it's all better now.
I am entirely dissatisfied with Zoom’s lack of security and its routing traffic through China (one link of many: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8216867/Zoom-let-users-opt-data-routing-China.html) and refuse to use it in my home network.
RE: I am entirely dissatisfied with Zoom’s lack of security and its routing traffic through China (
There are alternatives. But I don’t know if you want Bill Gates to be even richer by using Microsoft Teams.
How can they make money? Sounds like a good short
If a product is "free," then YOU are the product, i.e., tracking data, usage data, etc...all within the context of the (non) Privacy Statement.
What ever happened to NetMeeting?
What ever happened to NetMeeting?”
Right, there are probably a dozen work alike applications that are not hooked into the ChiComs. You could probably even scale up face time.
Please give me the name and location of this lemonade stand, so that I may report them to the neighborhood Gestapo family center.
Thank you, citizen of the world.
Why would M$ extinguish a killer app?
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RE: What ever happened to NetMeeting?
Microsoft NetMeeting is a discontinued VoIP and multi-point videoconferencing client included in many versions of Microsoft Windows (from Windows 95 OSR2 to Windows XP).
Today, Microsoft promotes the use of their Teleconferencing products that compete with Zoom: TEAMS and SKYPE.
Couldn’t similar apps such as Skype make a few modifications, so that they too could host several people at once?
That seems to be the main difference between Tik Tok and older models. The common format reminds me of The Brady Bunch or Hollywood Squares.
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RE: Couldn’t similar apps such as Skype make a few modifications, so that they too could host several people at once?
Skype For Business CAN host several people at once.
Microsoft’s TEAMS is also used for this purpose.
Well, being larger than an airline today isn’t hard since they have experience a 96% reduction in revenue.
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