Zoom suffered from a number of high-profile security issues in the early days of the pandemic, but things have since changed for the better. If you want un restricted access for up to 100 people, you'll need to pay $15 a month for the Pro tier, while the pricier Business tier raises that cap even higher. But while a simple one-on-one chat doesn't have any restrictions, having more than three people in a meeting restricts free users to a 40-minute time limit. Screen sharing, encryption, and live annotations all come a standard with Zoom, regardless of whether you pay or not. Whether you're on desktop, mobile, or prefer a web client, Zoom offers something for you. Zoom's extensive feature set and extensive platform support has made it a popular choice across the world. The pandemic proved to be a big deal for Zoom, since it became the de facto video chat app for a lot of people and businesses - and with good reason.
Free tier imposes time limits for 3 or more people
