Zoom Video Communications Inc. will pay $150 million to settle a proposed class action alleging that the company hid flaws in its video-conferencing app, according to a motion filed Tuesday in federal court in California.
A shareholder sued the teleconferencing company in April 2020 for allegedly concealing the truth about the app’s software encryption shortcomings and vulnerability to hackers, as well as the unauthorized disclosure of personal information to third parties like Facebook Inc.
The suit, filed in the US District Court for the Northern District of California, sought to recover damages resulting from the artificial inflation and subsequent drop ...
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