My doubt is: doesn’t each user that uses Zoom make the product more valuable for other users (because they can communicate with more people) just as it is the case with the telephone, where a greater number of users increases the value to each? Ben Thompson says: “This all [the security issues] might not matter if Zoom were able to use the massive surge in usage to create network effects that lock users into the service. That’s the thing though: Zoom is so popular and so viral in part because it has no network effects. Only a host needs an account; everyone else just clicks a link.” Is it the point that because you can use zoom without having an account the value of it to users doesn’t increase when someone joins zoom (meaning makes a zoom account) because the value stays the same for users no matter if people create an account or not? Also, is a person only considered to have joined the zoom network if they create a zoom account?
Submitted September 02, 2020 at 06:51AM by fuufufufuf https://ift.tt/34UmV93 via TikTokTikk
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