we've actually as of friday, we have, you know, removed the facebook sdk, so that's no longer a concern. zoom is doing everything we can so our customers know security and privacy is a top priority. our ceo eric is hosting weekly privacy security updates at 10:00 a.m. pacific time. we're going to -- basically it's all hands on deck to make sure our whole team is prioritizing security and privacy for all our customers. >> is that challenging if you can give me the scope of how quickly you guys grew from, say, december until now? >> yeah. initially if you think about what zoom was designed for, workplace communication. we went from 10 million users in december to 200 million in a matter of weeks. so in terms of scaling, it's been an absolutely unprecedented growth that we're experiencing. up, i can't even think of another organization that's grown at that level. so we are expanding new use cases into more of a consumer focused area and we're working with a lot of third party organizations to make sure we have security and privacy pictures and settings in place for those use cases. >> esth

and infectious disease sdk at the providence medical group north everett clinic dr. george diaz. he treated the first u.s. patient with coronavirus. thank you both for being with us. so dr. patel, the white house sobered up a lot of people yesterday saying the next two weeks are going to be very, very painful. what does that look like? what is it going to be here for the average american over the next couple of weeks? and then the next few months? >> yeah, absolutely. chris, it's -- it's sobering in that we -- honestly, we're going to probably have to go beyond april. i know we're doing kind of a 30-day stay-at-home, social distancing, but i fully expect given those sobering statistics that we will have to extend this beyond april 30th, and, in fact, i actually think the conversation about masks, while it's an important one, is somewhat distracting from the essential advice that the surgeon general and dr. fauci have been giving, which is stay at home. i also think your point about the -- what we're calling asymptomatic carriers is a crucial one. however, that just reflects the n