Hi,
I’m looking for a E2EE and decentralized (or self hosted) videoconferencing that would have the following feature
- video or voice-only call
- share screen
- files transfer (optional)
- text chat
( all of it E2EE )
I’m considering Jitsi meet, that seem the meet those requirements
Do you know better alternatives or do you have remarks about Jitsi ?
Thanks.
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Give MiroTalk a try. Can be self-hosted and just like Jitsi, no need to install anything, it’s all in-browser. Has all the features you’re asking for.
https://github.com/miroslavpejic85/mirotalk
If you want to test drive it:
https://p2p.mirotalk.com/
Thanks @online@programming.dev
But is it E2EE !?? I see no reference to it.
Check the privacy policy: https://p2p.mirotalk.com/privacy
E2EE usually implies that your connection goes through the company’s server(s) before reaching your contact during communication. With Mirotalk, your connection is P2P. You connect directly to your contact. Your video stream never goes through the company’s server. And the connection is still encrypted of course.
So yes, your stream is encrypted. Honestly, if it wasn’t, no way they’d be in business as encryption is probably the bare minimum nowadays when it comes to any kind of communication.