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Maybe not many people get to use it for work, but FaceTime video calls are.
by mproud 7y ago
Maybe not many people get to use it for work, but FaceTime video calls are.
- deadmutex 7y agoIIUC, as does Duo :), with the benefit that you can reach both Android and iOS users. Disclaimer: Work at Google, but views are my own.
- mmwelt 7y agoI would very much like to use Duo, but that's not available in China. Whereas Facetime works very well in and out of China.
- supermatt 7y agoAFAIK Duo doesn't support e2e encrypted multiparty conferences in the browser. Its only if all parties are using the mobile apps.
- fwn 7y agoDo you have some kind of source for that? I'd love to read more about it!
- deadmutex 7y agoI didn't see an exception for the browser calls being called out here: https://support.google.com/duo/answer/9280240?hl=en https://support.google.com/duo/answer/9280240?hl=en, so I am guessing it does support e2e encryption.
- supermatt 7y agoYou can guess whatever you like - but Duo doesn't even support multiparty conferences in the browser...
- deadmutex 7y agoIt would help if you could back up your claims with actual sources.
- supermatt 7y agoThat google duo doesn't support multiparty conferences in the browser? You can try starting one if you like. They only support 1-to-1 calls in the browser. It would be a pretty exhaustive list if they stated everything they don't do... As such, I cant give you a link for that. edit: Here you go https://support.google.com/duo/thread/11344666?hl=en https://support.google.com/duo/thread/11344666?hl=en Is that sufficient, or do I really need a reference that something doesnt exist?
- deadmutex 7y agoThank you for the link. You are right that duo does not support group calls in the browser yet.