If you use Zoom you are connected to China!

In recent years Zoom has gained substantial market share in the United States — without much public awareness of its connection to China.

Zoom maintains direct connections to the Internet Networks of the People's Republic of China (PRC) [as shown in peering record below].
The large research and development deparment of Zoom Video Communications (700 employees) is based in the China (PRC). [1]
Zoom illegally transferred users' information to the Chinese government (PRC). [1, 2, 3]
In some cases the keys used for encrypting Zoom meetings were issued by servers located in Beijing. [1]

There are further troubling details:

Zoom's advertised “end-to-end” encryption has been known to be applied only on the way to the server, not along the full path to other participants’ computers, which allowed Zoom to monitor client meetings. [1]
Zoom requires download and installation of the desktop client for most features, which gives the software expanded access to your PC.
Use of Zoom has been banned by entities such as NASA, Siemens and SpaceX, as well as the UK Ministry of Defence and the governments of Taiwan and Germany . [1, 2, 3]