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Reçu sur tlm, le 15 mars 2020 à 16h20En France, le ministère de l’Éducation nationale et celui de l'Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche fournissent le service de visioconférence HD RENAvisio qui représente une alternative à Zoom (voir le tableau ci-dessous) : https://services.renater.fr/renavisio/indexDe surcroit, l'association française Framasoft (depuis des années engagée dans l'éducation populaire, les logiciels libres et les communs numériques), propose les services de l'annuaire "Dégooglisons Internet" (https://degooglisons-internet.org/fr/list), c-à-d des alternatives à tous les services propriétaires des GAFAM : https://degooglisons-internet.org/fr/alternativesPar exemple : Framapad (alternative à Google Docs) https://framapad.org Framacalc (alternative à Google Spreadsheet) https://accueil.framacalc.org Framadate (alternative à Doodle) https://framadate.org/ Framaforms (alternative à Google Forms pour lancer des QCM ou des questionnaires) https://framaforms.org/ Framaestro (idéal pour des réunions dans lesquelles il faut partager des slides) https://framaestro.org/ et surtout Framatalk (alternative à Skype basée sur l'application Jitsi), organiser des audioconférences et des visioconférences : https://framatalk.org/accueil/Instances de la solution Jitsi Meet pour la visioconférencehttps://framatalk.grifon.fr/https://meet.librement-votre.fr/https://jitsi.milkywan.fr/https://jitsi.linux.ithttps://calls.disroot.orghttps://jitsi.riot.imhttps://jitsi2.linux.ithttps://meet.artifaille.frhttps://www.colibris-outilslibres.org/ (sélectionner "visio")Une alternative intéressante aux cours et séminaires traditionnels est aussi représentée par les formats wiki (les étudiants et les chercheurs peuvent créer des documents participatifs) : https://frama.wiki/ ((Autre suggestion, par Fabrice Demarthon: https://www.goodfirms.co/blog/best-free-open-source-webinar-software-solutions ))Et bien évidemment, si vous ne souhaitez pas publier sur Youtube vos les vidéos de vos enseignements ou vos diaporamas, la plateforme Peertube est à votre disposition : https://joinpeertube.org/Cordialement,---aps. Si le coeur vous en dit, n'oubliez pas de faire un don à ces associations.À propos de Zoom - mail du samedi 14 mars 2020, 19h45J'attire votre attention sur la quantité importante de données collectées par cette plateforme (nb: les contenus mis en ligne sont aussi considérés "data") :"Whether you have Zoom account or not, we may collect Personal Data from or about you when you use or otherwise interact with our Products. We may gather the following categories of Personal Data about you:Information commonly used to identify you, such as your name, user name, physical address, email address, phone numbers, and other similar identifiers , Information about your job, such as your title and employer , Credit/debit card or other payment information,  Facebook profile information (when you use Facebook to log-in to our Products or to create an account for our Products), General information about your product and service preferences, Information about your device, network, and internet connection, such as your IP address(es), MAC address, other device ID (UDID), device type, operating system type and version, and client version, Information about your usage of or other interaction with our Products (“Usage Information”), Other information you upload, provide, or create while using the service ("Customer Content"), as further detailed in the “Customer Content” section below"[Source: https://zoom.us/privacy]Pour ce qui est de l'usage que Zoom fait des informations ainsi collectées, voilà leur réponse (tl;dr : "on les vend, vous avez intérêt à faire opt-out") :"Does Zoom sell Personal Data? Depends what you mean by “sell.” We do not allow marketing companies, advertisers, or anyone else to access Personal Data in exchange for payment. Except as described above, we do not allow any third parties access to any Personal Data we collect in the course of providing services to users. We do not allow third parties to use any Personal Data obtained from us for their own purposes, unless it is with your consent (e.g. when you download an app from the Marketplace). So in our humble opinion, we don’t think most of our users would see us as selling their information, as that practice is commonly understood.That said, Zoom does use certain standard advertising tools which require Personal Data (think, for example, Google Ads and Google Analytics). We use these tools to help us improve your advertising experience (such as serving advertisements on our behalf across the Internet, serving personalized ads on our website, and providing analytics services). Sharing Personal Data with the third-party provider while using these tools may fall within the extremely broad definition of the “sale” of Personal Data under certain state laws because those companies might use Personal Data for their own business purposes, as well as Zoom’s purposes. For example, Google may use this data to improve its advertising services for all companies who use their services. (It is important to note advertising programs have historically operated in this manner. It is only with the recent developments in data privacy laws that such activities fall within the definition of a “sale”). If you opt out of “sale” of your info, your Personal Data that may have been used for these activities will no longer be shared with third parties."[Source: https://zoom.us/privacy]&#160;