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As far as I can find out, FaceTime is currently the only solution for "just works" (in the sense that your grandma could use it) videoconferencing that is e2e e
by _-___________-_ 7y ago
As far as I can find out, FaceTime is currently the only solution for "just works" (in the sense that your grandma could use it) videoconferencing that is e2e encrypted.
- notechback 7y agoBut it only works if everyone has Apple devices, so it absolutely does not "just work" if even one family member doesn't have it. Most video chat apps are straightforward once set up on the phone.
- _-___________-_ 7y agoAre you aware of other video chat apps that support e2e-encrypted multi-party videoconference?
- zeveb 7y agoIf there are no cross-platform apps which support e2e-encrypted multi-party videoconferences, then there simply is currently no solution at all for 'just works' secure videoconferencing, because part of just working is not requiring users to switch to a platform they otherwise would not.