15.3 million people are using Zoom’s cloud-meetings app each day, and its monthly active users have skyrocketed to 28 million. As businesses struggle and make staff and salary cuts, Zoom is, well, zooming.

According to Apptopia data, Zoom’s daily usage has quintupled (now there’s a fun word), with its shares rising 58% in the last 12 months.

The 2011-founded company – launched by former Cisco employee Eric Yuan – is currently rolling in bread. On Monday the company’s market cap was sitting above US$42 billion, adding US$20 million to Yuan’s net worth.

But enough of the boring numbers… The best, most fun, most ‘holy crap I almost forgot we were in the midst of the global pandemic’ part, is all the hilarious tweets that have come from workers having to use Zoom.

Now part of their daily work-from-home routine, Zoom has well and truly entered the home, the living room, the bedroom, and even, by accident, the bathroom.

Zoom’s free version allows users to host up to 100 video participants at once, so imagine our joy at the below tweets:

Your Zoom backgrounds have been noted people!

We like this one:

I mean we’re happy some schools are closing but…

Whatever brings you closer to God, bro

For all those Cool Cats and Kittens

Joe ‘WFH’ Exotic

“I saw nothing”

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