Zoom added 'Professionals' as a new category under the 'By industry' navigation section in their Zoom Privacy Statement on June 13, 2026. This is a navigation and organizational change with no material modification to the privacy policy's substantive content, disclosures, or user obligations. The privacy statement's core description of data collection and processing remains unchanged.
This change does not affect how Zoom collects, processes, or protects personal data. The addition of 'Professionals' as an industry navigation category is a structural update to the privacy statement's organization and does not modify any substantive privacy rights, disclosures, or obligations that apply to users.
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This change is purely organizational and does not create new compliance obligations, modify existing privacy practices, or alter how Zoom processes personal data. No regulatory review or organizational response is required.
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