many are using video chats to be cabin fever and maintain some semblance of normalcy the popular apps zuma says its number of daily users has exploded from around $10000000.00 to more than $200000000.00 and the last 3 months but now the f.b.i. is warning that cyber attackers are hacking into calls shouting profanity and posting offensive images well for more i'm joined by our reporter. tell me what exactly is going on here ok resume is now one of the biggest most downloaded video conferencing apps and people using it because at the moment as we know around the world countries are telling us to keep our distance from each other and so people working from home more that means they need to conference with colleagues more teachers using it i haven't used it the other day i took part in a virtual pub quiz which we lost sadly but it seems that unfortunately people with some all teary of getting their hands on it too and they're hacking into people's video chats it sounds like a bit like a prank call but it's not just sort of light hearted pranking some people have said that they have been bombar

in the popular apps zuma says its number of daily users has exploded from around 10000000 it to more than 200000000 in the last 3 months but now the f.b.i. is warning that cyber attackers are hacking into calls shouting profanity and posting offensive images. for more i'm joined by our reporter jared rated tell me what exactly is going on here it was the muse now one of the biggest most downloaded video conferencing apps and people using it because at the moment as we know around the world countries are telling us to keep our distance from each other and so people working from home more that means they need to conference with their colleagues more teachers using it i even used it the other day i took part in a virtual pub quiz which we lost sadly but it seems that unfortunately people with some all tyria motives are getting their hands on it too and they're hacking into people's video chats it sounds like a bit like a prank call but it's not just sort of light hearted pranking some people have said that they have been bombarded with racial slurs. in the teleconferencing and here in b

group of police officers in colombia got the whole neighborhood grooving and moving they danced some zumaside a big apartment com has a neighbor's survive their windows and balconies and they danced along the officers hope zuma helps relieve the cabin fever. >>so many people have been dealing with under the self quarantine for weeks now looks like a lot of fun coming up next the news continues on our 24 7 streaming service called kron on it as commercial free. >>noelle bellow standing by in our newsroom with what we are working on noel. well, ken and pam were continue their coverage of the daily city man who has survived covid-19 he received a hero's welcome today and is sharing the emotional story of survival will also be speaking live with a local gig worker. >>who's telling us how business has been for her since the stay at home order was put in place that's all coming up at 11 back to you thank you know well and make sure to download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free local news coverage lk. >>hey i think i want to try some of that zoom outside like those guys are doing but f

for more we're joined from brown by correspondent zuma gupta how serious i feel is that the longer the lockdown goes on the more this time could foster crime and go on wrist. yes i mean the concern really is as that package pointed out when you look at the entire country the concern is more in the south and that's because the south is traditionally the poorer part of the country it has high incidence of unemployment and it's also where who have the presence of those organized crime gangs or groups that are ready to take advantage of very desperate people so we understand that she's a close these this is a feeling in suffering even those who are involved in 10 steve legal work that's dried up and they don't actually have access to any of those benefits is not as easy for them and so you have these reports of supermarkets where people are just going in and taking the food and so the police have to stand out there to make sure that doesn't happen you've gotten points of people begging at banks for loans because they need money to sit by so this can be to other issues of social tension in

this product here now is not complete it's not the best quality then it does the question of safety zuma has become the hero of quarantine life bringing together dozens of people of different continents all for free all on a single call but it's also been drawn into a debate on its misuse of pastoral day sat and then that as soon bomb an f.b.i. is now warning that these virtual meetings can be hijacked you can have the g. injure type of actor profile or you can have the sever profile that really wants a listener in a security floor and aus uninvited cyber gets to hack into and disrupt soon cools which michael's home is giggle for board students if it weren't for the reports of racial slurs pornographic images and swastikas being shown but even if all these problems are fixed there's one way device classroom will always fall short and people bouncing ideas off each other teaches not just spewing facts but engaging with that students none of us can delude ourselves that we're able to replicate the high quality of what you do in normal circumstances in schools learning isn't just about peop

services like zoo record numbers of signed up but it shine a light on privacy and security concerns zuma c.e.o. now said to apologize for a number of issues from hijacking fades to the handling of users data he goes down off reports on it. zoom it used to be a nice video conference for freelancers and remote workers meant to give their virtual meetings a bit of a personal touch then over 1000 hit so people locked up in their homes and logged into zoom well zoom wasn't ready there are security questions about zoom the popular video conferencing platform is facing scrutiny over security and privacy concerns has a poor security record it's not just space x. banning the app also known as that within months be apps usage spight 1900 percent but a business dream quickly turn to nightmare a stream of scandals started with things like this that's assuming so every zoom user gets unique number there it is it's called my personal meeting id and in order for me to invite you to my conference call i'll have to send these bridges so good later you could put them in a special box in the join box wait

most daunting challenges of balancing the daily demands of my own work, taking conference malls and zuma meetings. monitoring their progress and helping them work through math problems trying to compose thoughtful emails or think through different work strategies given the new normal. let's just say some days have been a major struggle. i'm constantly having to remind myself to breathe but every day there are lessons where i learned something about them as individuals and us as a family. most of the time i'm having to remind myself to stay calm and carry on no matter the stress and anxiety that comes my way. of course, i know that as hard as this has been for me, it can only be that much harder for kids and families who do not have the same resources that we do. i wouldn't give up the opportunity for distance- learning for anything. to that our family has pretty good internet access at home despite my technical challenges and we can access a treasure trove of free online resources available for our children's use. we have laptops for milder children and our home is a place where our kids

a zuma customer is suing the video call company, claiming that a sharing of data to facebook is a violation zoom who said the facebook software developer kit has since been removed from the up. and the owner of the video chat up house party has offered $1 million to anyone who can show evidence of who was the victim ofa show evidence of who was the victim of a commercial smear campaign. as well as claims that downloading apps linked to other services such as netflix and spotify being hacked. it was also the week that robot cars strutted trolling the traits introduce in an effort to enforce the country's lockdown, remote—controlled vehicles now approached people on the street asking why they were outside. engineers at stanford have developed an ankle exoskeleton that can be struck to a user's leg to make running easier. it has a cable which i’u ns running easier. it has a cable which runs up the back of the leg, extending the ankle as the toes put off the ground. and finally, is video calling getting a little bit boring now? well, you could always, i don't know, chat to a goat. the sweet pha

easier, isn't it, to meet face—to—face and we will all have to get used to doing these things by max zumai think it is really difficult for a prime minister and it is particularly difficult when you're doing it from a hospital bed. —— doing these things by zoom. if you can have a temperature and particularly to have a temperature for ten days your head is no longer clear. i didn't have as temperature, i think clear. i didn't have as temperature, ithinki clear. i didn't have as temperature, i think i had the virus, my head wasn't clear, i can tell you. i really think that it is notjust wasn't clear, i can tell you. i really think that it is not just a question of what the logistics are now but what the pressure is for him personally and for the country. justice dress of course that downing street has said that these are precautionary tests and a boris johnson continues to be at the head of the government but clearly the people we are speaking to are also and stressing the what would happen if he couldn't do that any more. it's either kind of person that would be to stop e—mailing and calli

we did a zuma call. that's what we did but we are planning none of us, all of us have been working from home. the reunion will happen again, soon. now that we have limited contact, it is safe for example my mom. my mom says hi, by the way. she loves you. >> mike? what about you? >> my siblings are out of state. we don't see each other on easter. for them it was a phone call. another sister, picked up the phone. we called. it was huge we had a wonderful day, here. we started with that online service. we streamed the service the nine a.m. service from the cathedral. waking up on easter morning doing the easter egg hunt and going to the actual mass and going to service. not seeing friends and the community, out there so say tha we stayed strong we had a great day we made the most of it. it's something i will remember. >> wonderful, wonderful. the peak of covid-19 debts year , in california is expected to come sometime, this week when it comes to the number of cases, california is doing better than what we s

videoconferencing abby zuma is delivering relationship news to star-crossed lovers.dumping your significant other on the platform so that you can social distance yourself forever. if that's not all the mayhem zoom has to offer, people are paying money to get into virtual nightclubs. that sounds pathetic. and as you know, animals are great, so a farm is charging 60 bucks to invite a mama or goat to your next digital work meeting. that sounds interesting to have a goat at your meeting. is this one of those trends that board editors come up with? or is this real? >> dana: i think they're breaking up thing on zoom is probably real. i would assume that if you can't see anybody and you are not into that person in the first place, if you are polite, you would maybe want to do it over zoom so that you could have a face-to-face conversation. i also love the idea of the innovation of these farmers suggesting that you can have a llama for $65 in the background of your zoom. it's a whole new industry. >> greg: in the background, not the backseat. we don't go for that here. as yo

and we've been showing pictures there of camp zuma and the services that have been going on, the drive-uphand out. so you pull up in your car, just like the drive-in movie, and you tune into the station there and you hear the service and you go away with your easter bag. leave us off with the response that you've been getting to all of this. >> it's been fantastic. people really responded well. they loved it. they love the idea. for those of us who remember drive-ins, yes, it has the appeal of people driving up, takthey got their easter bag tht volunteers put together and we made sure it was done with great care to make sure we didn't spread the virus. it was done very carefully and they tuned in to fm 88.9 and were able to hear us through the transmitter and stayed together with one another inside their cars but still together as a community as well. it's so important to keep -- even as we're practicing social distancing, that we still have that sense of community is still there and i think people really have the responses, they've really felt like they had an opportunity to worship toge