(Or, if want to live stream to lots of people, pay for something like Vimeo Live if you can.) “But I’m forced to use Zoom!” TL DR: Use Jitsi or something else instead Failing that, use the app on iOS as that is also sandboxed. If you must use Zoom – sadly, it is one of the few options if you want to use simultaneous translation or have a sign language interpreter – do so using the web interface as that’s safer (the web interface is sandboxed by the browser).

You are not stuck to using a certain venue just because a conference organiser is using it.

Don’t forget that anywhere on the Internet is just one link away. I then did Q&A in the Zoom meeting via my iPhone (where Zoom is sandboxed). We gave the folks in the Zoom meeting a link to my talk and they watched it there. You can watch the edited recording on our web site. Update (8 Jul, 2020): I ended up doing my talk over our Vimeo Live account instead. Zoom is malware… if you have to run it, run it in its own prison.

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