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IIUC, as does Duo :), with the benefit that you can reach both Android and iOS users. Disclaimer: Work at Google, but views are my own.
by deadmutex 7y ago
IIUC, 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.