TECH RECAP: Two Things Happened And They Mean A Lot For Your Start-up.

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First off, Zoom isn’t bailing your security for free!

Those who use this video platform for free will no longer enjoy the encrypted calls anymore, the company announced. The justification to this is that the company is aiming at complying with local law enforcement authorities the FBI included in the likely event that Zoom is used maliciously. You will therefore need to fully verify your Zoom account before you can enjoy those end-to-end encrypted Zoom meetings.

v  The impact of this move to your business: This move by Zoom looks like a tactical marketing concern than just a security compliance urge. This would give me the lead to start a search for an alternative communication platform.

 

Cash Payments have really Sunk, Thanks to Covid-19. 

In a measure to control the spread of the virus, many governing authorities have constantly urged their citizens to cut down on material cash transactions but rather embrace online payment system and mobile money wallets. This is also why the use of checks has also plummeted.

v  This means a lot to your business than you are actually trying to wonder how? This shows that most of the population is using mobile money transfers and payment systems as well as doing online shopping and paying online. It is high time your business realizes the benefits of this emerging trend and embraces it as soon as possible because it is going to be hard for people to return to payments via cash when they realize the advantages of paying for goods and services online.


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