A Zoom call to engender support from Black men for Vice President Kamala Harris' run for the presidency was an overwhelming success, with over 40,000 joining in and $1.3 million raised in donations.
A lot of people were clowning Michigan motorist Corey Harris, who went viral recently after he joined a virtual hearing to answer for a charge of driving with a suspended license while he was visibly still driving with a suspended license.
Corey Harris, a Michigan man slated to call into a Zoom hearing, was on the video driving but it was revealed he has a suspended license.
Showing and proving that her pen is sharp, 47 drops bars and similes galore when spitting “I’m from the backstreet boy where it’s very rare we link/And if you sing the wrong note/We’ll put yo ass n sync/Originally from Virginia, DMV we squad in/Then I’d head up north to do my prospect parking/That’s a deadly combination, it ain’t safe after dark/Bring yo drip round here, we gon’ all turn to sharks.”
With all of that popularity, there are now huge privacy and security concerns as the FBI, security experts, lawmakers, and sticklers for privacy point out the Zoom's glaring issue being that its security settings are not that secure.
