The indemnification for IP is a standard term that exists in all SaaS terms. What it's saying is "if you upload copyrighted/infringing material to our service and someone sues us because of it, you have to pay our legal costs since we had nothing to do with it". This is a pretty reasonable thing, you're the one who uploaded the material, you're responsible for it, especially since zoom isn't checking/filtering what y…
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#42The indemnification for IP is a standard term that exists in all SaaS terms. What it's saying is "if you upload copyrighted/infringing material to our service and someone sues us because of it, you have to pay our legal costs since we had nothing to do with it". This is a pretty reasonable thing, you're the one who uploaded the material, you're responsible for it, especially since zoom isn't checking/filtering what y…
Zoom says they might use this data to train their AI. If the AI produces a close-enough copy of copyrighted material or if it spews out company secrets, someone _will_ sue Zoom for this.
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#43> Be indemnified by me if it turns out someone else owns the IP or has their rights infringed Does this mean Zoom expects their users to take on the legal burden if someone on a call uses a copyrighted image on a PowerPoint slide?
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#45The indemnification for IP is a standard term that exists in all SaaS terms. What it's saying is "if you upload copyrighted/infringing material to our service and someone sues us because of it, you have to pay our legal costs since we had nothing to do with it". This is a pretty reasonable thing, you're the one who uploaded the material, you're responsible for it, especially since zoom isn't checking/filtering what y…
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#46I came directly to the comments to recommend Jitsi instead. Glad the author made the same early in the article.
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#47I came directly to the comments to recommend Jitsi instead. Glad the author made the same early in the article.
Good luck to all those that have been trying to convince people to get off Zoom at $WORK (it's not that simple...). This should add some fuel to the fire.
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#48I came directly to the comments to recommend Jitsi instead. Glad the author made the same early in the article.
Are there commercial offering for Jitsi around? (that is, not self-hosted)
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#49Are meet’s terms any better?
https://support.google.com/meet/answer/9852160#zippy=%2Cpriv...
"Google does not store video, audio, or chat data unless a meeting participant initiates a recording during the Meet session."
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#50I came directly to the comments to recommend Jitsi instead. Glad the author made the same early in the article.
Are there commercial offering for Jitsi around? (that is, not self-hosted)