Due to the competition in the video meeting space, Zoom has had to work hard to keep its users sticking around. Several features have been pushed out in the last 6 months alone, but the one that many asked for would be end-to-end encryption. Zoom promised this back in June and it's now finally rolling out to users.

The COVID-19 pandemic may go down as one of history's most disruptive times, but it forced many of us to adopt new ways to work and communicate. In particular, video meetings are now synonymous with Zoom. So, the company is looking to capitalise on that by introducing a new platform called OnZoom.

Earlier on, Zoom mentioned that the company will be launching the end-to-end encryption to be a premium feature for paying customers only. Yesterday, a blog post from CEO of Zoom Eric Yuan posted Zoom will now offer the end-to-end encryption to all users including non-premium users.