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Re:JaaS: The team that builds Jitsi can now also run it for you
on Thursday January 28, 2021 @11:54AM (#25944766)
(Jitsi Dev here)
Yes you are correct. Cookie delete is indeed something that would trigger a new user count. So far we haven't seen this happen but if you believe your users would be massively cleaning cookies, we are happy to have a conversation and find a work around for you.
Re:JaaS: The team that builds Jitsi can now also run it for you
on Thursday January 28, 2021 @11:53AM (#25944753)
(Jitsi Dev here)
Most of our customers are actually developers and that's how the service is intended. Hope this helps
Re:Jitsi Meet: An open source alternative to Zoom
on Monday March 23, 2020 @11:03PM (#22671472)
Signaling is indeed over HTTPS and media is encrypted with DTLS-SRTP.
No browsers today support end-to-end encryption for multiparty calls.
The advantage that Jitsi offers there is that you can stand it up on your own server in just a few minutes and get protection that is equivalent to end-to-end encryption.
Re:Jitsi Meet: open-source video conferencing
on Wednesday March 04, 2020 @10:32AM (#22484562)
To be accurate: no tool that relies on webrtc is end-to-end encrypted. So, no, it isn't. It is encrypted on the wire, just like the other tools mentioned here.
Re:Twilio Video – Real-time WebRTC video infrastructure
on Tuesday April 14, 2015 @05:30PM (#9377501)
Jitsi Videobridge has both of those.
Re:Twilio Video – Real-time WebRTC video infrastructure
on Tuesday April 14, 2015 @05:29PM (#9377490)
Joe, this is actually not true. At least not for Jitsi where we have things like last N and possibilities to have 1:m or n:m sessions ...
There's also absolutely no usage of SDP Offer/Answer in Jitsi Videobridge