EDIT: I'm somehow being downvoted for expressing my gratitude to zoom for providing a service that is almost certainly saving lives. You're simply amazing HN, never change.
And to be fair, having a 32-char password limit, and silently truncating passwords to that limit, are both pretty poor practise - especially nowadays, we just shouldn't be seeing flaws like this.
Furthermore, if you want Zoom to keep being beneficial, it's important that there is a focus on finding and fixing security flaws. How many lives is it going to save if attackers can use it as a springboard for malware, or if they can bomb into government or NGO meetings?
Ideally the flaws get fixed, and you end up not having to compromise.
Facebook is probably one of the best ways to connect to and stay updated with your extended family during a time like this. Should they be given a free pass for any scandals that come to light during the pandemic?
Google is probably one of the best gateways to information about COVID-19. Should they be given a free pass for any scandals that come to light during the pandemic?