Many vendors already offer this. ADFS + MDM + SCEP/Identity Cert based solutions abound. I fail to understand how this new announcement is different?

At this point I'd like to hear some sort of full disclosure from this site, as in yeah here's another Zoom article by the way Microsoft sponsors us to post these, would you like to read this article about Teams?

Except that it was OS/2 that was actually running OS/2, Windows and DOS better. Microsoft spent the next 15 years flooding the world with its DOS-based, co-operatively multitasking, DLL-hell suffering Windows 95/98/ME product line until home PC hardware was deemed capable enough of running NT-based Windows 2000 and finally XP (ironic considering that snarky Microsoft comment about IBM's bloated code). But as VHS vs Betamax taught us, being technically better isn't enough.

Microsoft Teams doesn't have end-to-end encryption either.
Millions of people new to videoconferencing are just now learning how to put passcodes on meetings.
This isn't "US Schools", this is NY public school chancellor per the article.

This is what sales engineers actually believe about SD-WAN deployments.

Who is hosting these open source meeting servers?

I'm guessing the company issued laptop, managed mobile devices, WFH access and all the SaaS their company relies upon are all setup and managed by magical garden gnomes.

Alternatively you could completely encase the cockpit area with the body of the vehicle, and then line the interior with a 360 degree coverage of AR-enchanced display.

Mongo no need password.
Mongo fight hackers with fists.

Got any proof of any of this we can consider? We've experienced none of this on Zoom. Any thoughts on DSCP/ToS in Cloud offerings?

How are these people not testifying before Congress, much less in jail?

Most days as an adult I have an hour maybe two for downtime to enjoy playing a game. If that hour is spent trying to figure out how to jump up on a box because some game designer decided that's part of the game, I'm turning it off and finding something easier.

Once upon a time in America we used to read headlines on Pravda and sensibly chuckle at the headlines they were feeding the masses in Russia.

Now we demand our own Pravda isn't criticized because Freedom.

Windows is better for everything else?

Seems like most of the "hacks" are just stolen user/password credentials. I wonder how that could be resolved.