Zoom provides these commitments to all our customers by incorporating Zoom’s Data Processing Addendum into the Zoom Terms of Service. The GDPR requires that data controllers (such as organizations and developers using Zoom’s services) only use data processors (such as Zoom) that process personal data on the data controller’s behalf and provide adequate guarantees to meet specific requirements of the GDPR. The following key facts reflect Zoom’s commitment to data protection practices.Ĭontractual GDPR commitments for all Zoom customers Zoom is here to help and support our customers in their role as data controllers. Zoom acknowledges that our customers (data controllers) need to ensure that Zoom (the data processor) implements technical and organizational measures in a manner that aligns with the GDPR’s compliance obligations. Zoom applauds the GDPR as an opportunity to build a stronger data protection foundation for the benefit of all. That’s why we strive to protect and secure our customers’ communications to the highest levels, such as the data privacy obligations in the European Economic Area (“EEA”) – primarily the General Data Protection Regulation (the “GDPR”). Zoom’s mission is to deliver happiness through frictionless video communications, and we understand that such happiness requires privacy and security.
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