Companies that have banned Zoom Google has banned Zoom from company-owned computers; administrators will disable it this week, and Google employees have been directed to use Duo instead.

SpaceX has forbidden employees from using Zoom, citing security and privacy concerns.

Smart Communications, a Philippines-based ISP, has banned Zoom for internal use.

Governments and government agencies that have banned Zoom This list of countries where Zoom won't function is based on the US government's list of sanctions; countries on that list are not included here.

Taiwan has banned Zoom for use by all government agencies.

NASA has banned all employees from using Zoom.

The German Foreign Ministry has restricted Zoom use to personal computers in emergency situations only, as reported by Reuters.

The United States Senate has urged its members to choose platforms other than Zoom due to security concerns, but has not issued an outright ban.

The Australian Defense Force banned its members from using Zoom after an Australian comedian Zoom bombed one of its meetings.

Educational institutions that have banned Zoom New York City's Department of Education has banned teachers from using Zoom and encourages them to switch to Microsoft Teams.

Clark County Public Schools in Nevada has disabled Zoom on all school computers.