Ubiquiti is business oriented, not consumer. It’d be very foolish for them to snoop on the traffic of their business customers.
Ubiquiti is also a traded company. Their stock would crater in lieu of such news.
As a consumer, besides reliability, privacy is another main reason to paying extra for enterprise gear.
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:
You probably need to make a request to Izzy. From what I remember he has requirements, such as max app size, which makes me wonder if maybe the ProtonMail app just became too big for him to build and host.
Here are the requirements: https://gitlab.com/IzzyOnDroid/repo/-/wikis/Inclusion Policy
It’s probably because Proton changed the repo. I was grabbing their release via Obtainium and noticed the version I had was way older than the version on the Play Store. Had to update my Obtainium entry for ProtonMail to the new repo: https://github.com/ProtonMail/android-mail
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.