Zoom works on end-to-end encryption, SpaceX crew lands on ISS

This is c/net and here are the stories that matter right now. [MUSIC] Popular video chat service zoom is working on end-to-end encryption to protect the privacy of its users. But with the possible exception of nonprofits and political dissidents, it won't be a feature available to free accounts. This new security level comes after zoom was exposed to have some security shortcomings. With people able to access calls they weren't meant to. Zoom is still moving all its users to stronger encryption, but the end to end encryption will be available only to paid accounts. After a historic demonstration SpaceX astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley reached the International Space Station ahead of schedule landing after the first launch of US soil since 2011. The spacecraft docked 10 minutes earlier than anticipated, after connecting communications performing tests and pressurizing the vestibule area on the ISS where the crew Dragon connected. The astronauts were then finally welcomed onto the International Space Station with a ceremony. [MUSIC] And finally over the weekend we were blessed with one film reunion to rule them all. That's right The original cast of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring reunited on a zoom call, featuring all your favorite hobbits, elves, dwarves and men. Led by Josh Gad and hosted on his YouTube channel that we're union is the latest in a long line of film and television reunions that God has brought together from The Goonies to splash. The 15 minute reunion features, quotes and rays from the film. So even though you can't physically visit Middle Earth right now, it may well be the next best thing. Stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET. [MUSIC]