Reviewed Jun 2026 · policies are checked weekly for changes · stated — every cell is read from Zoom's published policy; none has been tested (run by us) yet.
1Sells / sharesstated
Zoom states it does not "sell" personal data in the conventional sense but uses advertising and analytics trackers on its website that constitute cross-context behavioral advertising; it provides a "Your Privacy Choices" opt-out and honors Global Privacy Control, so sharing is scored at the opt-out level.
Zoom — Privacy Statement · accessed Jun 2026 ↗
2Trains AIstated
After its 2023 terms-of-service backlash Zoom's published position is that it does not use audio, video, chat, screen-sharing, attachments, or other communications-like Customer Content to train Zoom or third-party AI models; AI Companion features are admin-enabled and off by default, so model-training use is scored at the does-not-train level.
Zoom — AI Companion privacy & security · accessed Jun 2026 ↗
§Enforcement action — deducts 1.5 points (severity 1, reduced after 6 years with no further verified action); data practices without the penalty scored C (8/12)verified
The US FTC issued a consent order against Zoom in November 2020 (behavioral remedies, no monetary penalty) for misrepresenting its end-to-end encryption and security practices; Zoom separately agreed to an $85 million class-action settlement in 2021 over sharing user data with Facebook and Google via embedded SDKs, the same encryption claims, and "Zoombombing."
US Federal Trade Commission · 9 Nov 2020 ↗
Reviewed Jun 2026 from Zoom's Support KB, Privacy Statement, and AI privacy pages. All cells "stated", not tested. Zoom provides an in-product self-service data export (link emailed within 30 days) but gates deletion for regular members behind the account owner, uses website ad/analytics trackers with an opt-out, and — after its 2023 terms backlash — now states unequivocally that it does not use Customer Content (audio, video, chat, screen shares, attachments) to train Zoom or third-party AI models.