Getting caught lying about E2EE <i>should</i> spell the end of a company's ability to market it as a feature, at least to anyone who cares about more than simply checking a box marked "encrypted". Yes, I know that most procurement decisions are in fact a box-checking exercise, but any CISO worth their salt should be stepping in to veto Zoom.<p>The dirty little secret of E2EE in proprietary software is that it can be silently neutered by any software update, at any time, in a way that is very difficult to notice. Therefore, E2EE is close to worthless without a high degree of trust in the vendor. Zoom has proven that they're not at all trustworthy compared to other vendors that offer E2EE.