Work in Progress! Some of the people watching our repos have been asking us what the deal was with this little new HIPS project (which by the way stands for Hidden In Plain Sight). Well, […]
More secure, more flexible, and
completely free video conferencing
Jitsi Meet features update, April 2020
April 7, 2020Hello Fellow Jitsters! While we work on making sure our infrastructure is able to cope with the recent surge in traffic, we have managed to ship some features we think you may like, let’s go! […]
Jitsi Meet Security & Privacy
April 3, 2020Jitsi Meet Security & Privacy For us Fellow Jitsters, developing a platform our users can rely on is the most important thing. That means, amongst other things, we are very mindful of the security and […]
today is the day that the free, opensource platform @jitsinews became an integral part of neuroscience! We'd already been using it for @TheBrainWeb but seeing it as the main break out room for a major international conference is fantastic! https://twitter.com/R3RT0/status/1275821185499041792
NEW FSF MEMBER BENEFIT: free software video conferencing! We have launched a free (as in freedom) videoconferencing service using Jitsi Meet: https://u.fsf.org/33h Join the FSF as an associate member today: https://u.fsf.org/63
The phone dial-in/out capability in the http://meet.jit.si service from the popular open source Jitsi Meet project uses @voximplant for PSTN & IVR. I wrote a guide on how to replicate this with the help of @jitsinews for Voximplant's blog: https://buff.ly/3gDeqCS
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@jitsinews uses Voximplant for inbound dialing and #IVR functions. Here is a complete guide on #Jitsi Meet’s architecture and Voximplant’s role in it. You can also find out how to setup Jigasi Meet with Voximplant: http://amp.gs/HC3R
#JitsiMeet #Videoconferencing #OpenSource
We put together a fact sheet on Jitsi Meet, which now supports end-to-end encryption for two users. We're excited to see the forthcoming changes in the wild. https://freedom.press/training/blog/what-we-know-jitsi-meet/
Hey all, a number of our team members are enjoying a day off today so we will be cancelling this week’s Community Call. See you all next week!
Jitsi is state-of-the art video conferencing software that you can self-host or simply use at http://meet.jit.si. Jitsi is powered by a set of open source projects, API's and Mobile SDKs
Try it now at https://meet.jit.si
Learn more: https://jitsi.org
A look at how Jitsi became a ‘secure’ open-source alternative to Zoom (story by @Indianidle) https://tnw.to/ujWcB
Thanks to the awesome @jitsinews you can now start a video chat directly from your @mybinderteam session. Each repo has its own video room. Rolling it out slowly, try it with one of https://github.com/binder-examples/
Testing out @jitsinews Super super easy. Other person got my link, downloaded the app to their mobile, and we spoke with me on my computer. No freezing. Sharing screen easy. Tiles. No account to set up. And free. It was so quick, it felt unreal.
