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MOE suspends use of Zoom in home-based learning following breaches involving obscene images

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SINGAPORE: Teachers will suspend the use of video conferencing tool Zoom, following breaches involving obscene images, the Ministry of Education (MOE) said on Thursday (Apr 9).

MOE said it is currently investigating the breaches, which it described as "serious incidents". Advertisement Advertisement “As a precautionary measure, our teachers will suspend their use of Zoom until these security issues are ironed out,” an MOE spokesperson said.

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