Guess the difference is that Jitsi never says/says that the meetings are end-to-end encrypted. One of the questions on their page is "Are my meetings encrypted?

Guess the difference is that Jitsi never says/says that the meetings are end-to-end encrypted. One of the questions on their page is "Are my meetings encrypted? Is encryption end-to-end?" but they never give a give a clear yes/no answer to the last question, instead they describe what they are doing (which is clearly not E2E encryption) and how it works. But for a layperson who reads this without really knowing what E2E encryption is, won't get their answer by reading the answer, they'll finish reading with their own understanding if Jitsi supports E2E encryption or not.