#zoombombing

I made a video essay!

As more students and teacher engage in Zoom, so also does the threats lighten up on security systems. Of these, one major concern which is making the rounds globally is called Zoombombing. Zoombombing is a situation whereby unauthorized people infiltrate a Zoom meeting often with names, pictorial or any other nuisances that may be shameful or immoral. The FBI recently released warnings, including some of the following: A Massachusetts teacher’s class was interrupted by ‘profanity and threats’. From 10 million in 2019 to 200 million today, Zoom is growing into one of the world’s most used applications, and it is now focusing on improving the security of its services. To keep your Zoom calls safe, consider these tips: 1.Meetings should be made restricted with passwords. 2.Zoom has waiting rooms, so you should use that feature. 3.Share meeting IDs privately. 4.The original frequent recommendation, frequently followed, is to ensure that Zoom is updated at all times to the most recent edition.