Re:Mumble: Open-Source, Low Latency, High Quality Voice Chat
by gizmo385 on Sunday June 27, 2021 @10:20AM
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> no need for a central server which sells your data (Discord)
Discord doesn't sell your information: https://discord.com/privacy
FTA:
> "The Company is not in the business of selling your information"
I would like a open source solution similar to discord, I think the closest thing we currently have are Signal group calls.
Current features of Signal calls: - peer to peer no need for a central server which sells your data (Discord) or needs to be setup rented, maintained (teamspeak, mumble)
- end to end encryption
- video calls
- Screen sharing
- large group sizes for text chats (1000)
Wanted features: - adjust the volume of individual participants
- multiple voice/ text "channels" for a group (something similar to discord servers)
- usernames so that not everybody needs to know my phone number
- more participants in a single group call (currently maximum 8), I think 10-15 should be enough for most use cases, with more voice participants voice chat breaks down regardless, because of people constantly interrupting each other
- the UI for group calls is still a little confusing