New Zoom Hack Lets Users Block Recording of Their Audio

A newly discovered technique allows Zoom users to prevent their audio from being recorded or transcribed during calls. The hack addresses growing concerns about the widespread use of AI-powered meeting transcription tools. As more workplaces and platforms adopt automatic summarization features, questions are emerging about privacy and consent. The method gives individuals a way to opt out of being captured in meeting records without disrupting the session for others. The development highlights a broader debate about who controls personal data in an era of pervasive digital documentation.