(x-posted)

For those who may be using Zoom please note that their latest terms of service 
(7/27/23) sections 10.1 - 10.4 seems to give them the right to use the 
audio/video/shared content from your Zoom sessions to train AI models.[1] I'm 
not aware of any opt-out to this collection.   This item began surfacing over 
the weekend so more coverage in the coming days is likely as the tech & privacy 
communities digest the potential legal, medical, educational, and business 
ramifications of this practice.

[1] https://explore.zoom.us/en/terms/

Just providing a heads-up for those concerned with how their (potentially 
sensitive) data, voice, and/or likeness - or those of their friends, family, or 
business collaborators - may be used by a third party. (IIRC BlueSky claims 
something similar with content posted on that Twitter-like alternative, but imo 
that's not as far-reaching or potentially invasive as this move by Zoom.)

One wonders if there are any internet ethics folks employed & empowered @ these 
places anymore, but I'm not optimistic. :/

-- rick
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