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The law actually requires the companies MITM the video to give them access. It doesn't place any requirement on the end user. So use a solution that doesn't p
by rstuart4133 7y ago
The law actually requires the companies MITM the video to give them access. It doesn't place any requirement on the end user.
So use a solution that doesn't put a company in the middle. Use open source, E2E encrypt with keys secured by the user and not central server and you are good. One solution available now - Signal.
Despite the heat being laid on Zoom, they have no choice. Any platform that does mixing to produce a composite image with Picture in Picture like Zoom does has no choice. That includes Hangouts, Skype and so on. They do it to save bandwidth - something I've been grateful for.
- fulafel 7y agoPIP or other effects can be done well on client side eg with WebGL or nultiple canvases. Possibly you can save on BW by server processing - far from "no choice" however.