Dark Posted May 20, 2020 Posted May 20, 2020 After months of growth, Zoom has opted to go with an enterprise-only mode in China, barring new individual users from signing up for a free account on the video conferencing platform. As per the new policies which came into effect from May 1, only enterprise users or Individuals who’ve upgraded to paid accounts are able to host meetings. While existing free users will be able to attend the meetings, no fresh signups are allowed. According to the local Zoom website in China, the platform will only allow enterprise users with valid proof of business registration and corporate banking accounts to purchase its services in the country. Integrated video conferencing, screen sharing and messaging for teams big and small. Get more done before, during, and after meetings with fully integrated messaging and a modern business phone system. Join Ringcentral Office and get the first month free, buy a phone and get another for free plus 20% off. This is a limited time offer. Zoom outages struck this weekend, but it was quick with a fix Zoom makes first ever acquisition in quest to boost security New York schools remove Zoom ban after security pledges Zoom enterprise only Reports suggest that the decision to bar individual users from signing-up was taken to stay compliant with the Chinese regulatory requirements. 4
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