Zoom, video conferencing services, must pay for users of $ 85 million as part of the completion of the class action lawsuit.
The video conference platform is accused of providing misleading information about end-to-end encryption on the platform and in white security paper.
At the same time, it was also accused of providing user data to Facebook and Google without permission without their consent.
According to a report by Arstechnica, the lawsuit was filed in the US District Court for the northern District of California and the video conference platform had agreed to pay $ 85 million as the number of complaints settlement.
All zoom users including those who are free and paid both are eligible to accept the amount of resolution throughout the world if they are the Zoom account holder between March 30, 2016, and July 30, 2021.
If the number of settlement is approved by the court, the Paying User will receive 15% of what they have paid for the core zoom meeting feature over a certain period of time or $ 25 which is greater.
Free users are eligible to make $ 15 claims from the company.
Apart from the amount of settlement, the zoom has also agreed to work on the increase in security and privacy of the platform, which includes protecting consumer data, increasing the disclosure of privacy and meeting security.