It certainly hasn't been an easy time for Zoom lately. The company was not only caught sending data to Facebook from its iOS app but also plagued by cheeky people who have taken to 'Zoombombing' meetings. However, Zoom has been quick in creating solutions and has made changes to help eliminate the chances of Zoombombing.

As Zoom continues to rise in popularity, so as getting into trouble with some controversial matters. First, it was reported that Zoom were sending your app data to Facebook without your permission, then some hackers were hacking into people's meeting broadcasting porn and shocking videos. With this, some schools are beginning to step away from Zoom and have banned the video call app.

It seems that the Business Breakthrough University in Tokyo, Japan has recently held a virtual graduation ceremony using a mobile robot called “Newme” as well as Zoom, a video conferencing tool which became really popular recently. This isn’t the first time someone hosted a virtual ceremony, as there were few occasions where ceremonies like this were held in games such as Animal Crossing: New Horizon and Minecraft.

Video conferencing tools are what we rely on these days to keep ourselves connected to our work or studies. However, one of the more popular video conferencing tools, Zoom, has received backlash regarding several security issues recently. One of them appears to be where users have encountered porn and shocking videos surfacing while in the middle of a call.

Many of you working from home recently due to the movement control order (MCO) have probably been using a lot of communication tools. Zoom is one of them and if you recall, the iOS version of the app was accused of sharing data with Facebook without users being informed. It was considered a breach of privacy and Zoom received some flak for it.

With many of us having to work from home, more people are using different tools to facilitate ease of work and communications. A tool that's seeing a spike in popularity now is Zoom, which allows people to do video conferencing on mobile devices. Recent news suggests that the company may be providing its users' data to Facebook.

Today DJI has announced the launch of the DJI Mavic 2 Pro as well as the DJI Mavic 2 Zoom which is priced at RM6599 and RM5699 respectively. DJI being one of the world’s leading civilian drone and aerial imaging technology has also stated that the DJI Mavic 2 Pro will house an integrated Hasselblad camera which is capable of taking 4K 10-bit videos while the Mavic 2 Zoom will be the first foldable drone with optical zoom capabilities.