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Google bans Zoom desktop app from employee laptops

Alphabet Inc's Google discussed on Wednesday it had banned Zoom video conferencing desktop instrument from its group of workers' art work laptops, citing issues of safety.
Alphabet Inc's Google said on Wednesday it had banned Zoom video conferencing desktop application from its employees' work laptops, citing security concerns.

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