Version history

Zoom's Privacy Statement was updated in an in update detected on July 28, 2026, with changes affecting data handling, user controls, and operational procedures. The updated statement clarifies that cookies and similar tracking technologies are governed by user consent settings, expands data transfer mechanisms beyond EU Standard Contractual Clauses, updates EU and UK representative contact information, and adds explicit language that mobile opt-in messaging data will not be shared with third parties except to provide the requested service or as required by law. Users now have the option to submit data access requests by phone and can contact Zoom for direction to local data protection authorities.

Zoom's Privacy Statement was detected to contain an added language selection menu on July 22, 2026. The updated document now includes a 'Select a language' dropdown offering 17 language options (English, Deutsch, Français, Español, and others) before the main privacy statement text. The operative privacy statement content remains unchanged; this change is purely presentational and accessibility-related, enabling non-English speakers to access the privacy policy in their preferred language.

Zoom's Privacy Statement was updated on July 18, 2026, changing a single reference in the navigational menu from 'Co-Browse API Services' to 'Co-Browse AI Services'. This reflects a product naming change with no material modification to the privacy policy's substantive terms, disclosures, or data handling practices.

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.

Zoom updated a single word in their Privacy Statement on June 2, 2026. The document previously listed 'AI Services' in the developer navigation menu; the updated version lists 'API Services' instead. This appears to be a navigation or menu reorganization with no substantive change to privacy practices, data collection, rights, or obligations described in the statement itself.

Zoom updated its Privacy Statement on May 23, 2026 with a navigation menu change in the Developer section. The updated menu now lists 'Build', 'Video SDK', 'Co-Browse', 'AI Services', 'Integrate', 'Zoom Marketplace', 'MCP', 'Realtime Media Streams', 'APIs', 'Zoom Apps', and 'Meeting SDK' instead of the previous 'Video SDK', 'Meeting SDK', 'App Marketplace', 'APIs', 'Webhooks', 'Zoom Apps', and 'Developer Solutions'. This is a navigation restructuring with no changes to the actual privacy policy substantive terms, disclosures, or data practices.

Zoom updated its privacy policy on May 19, 2026 to reference 'Zoom Canvas' instead of 'Zoom Docs' in the section describing collaborative feature content that account owners and administrators can access. The operational scope and access authority remain unchanged; this appears to be a product naming or feature update reflected in the policy language.