Videoconferencing and communications giant Zoom announced an expansion to the company's end-to-end encryption (E2EE) capabilities to Zoom Phone and support for Breakout Rooms (coming soon). The new E2EE capabilities in Zoom Meetings is designed to help further help users achieve seamless and secure communications. In E2EE for Zoom Phone, once enabled by the account admin in the web portal, users will have a new option to upgrade to E2EE during calls between users on the same Zoom account that occur via the Zoom desktop or mobile client. Zoom says the upgrade takes a second and can help add an extra layer of privacy to calls occurring over Zoom Phone. Once enabled, E2EE provides that the call is encrypted using cryptographic keys known only to the devices of the caller and receiver. Additionally, users will have the option to verify E2EE status by providing a unique security code to one another.