Video conferencing software maker Zoom is introducing new features to tackle trolls and “zoombombers.” The company has introduced three new features designed to make it easier to spot and remove meeting disruptors: the ability to pause meetings until malicious actors have been kicked out, a feature that lets users (not just hosts and co-hosts) report annoying callers, and a notifier that scans social media for Zoom meeting links at risk of being bombed. Under the security icon, users can now take advantage of the “Suspend Participant Activities” option to clear out disruptors before resuming meetings. When the suspend feature is on,…
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