Having a public part (room id) and private part (password) fits very well into people's mental model of security/accessibility. Doing it this way also lets you

Having a public part (room id) and private part (password) fits very well into people's mental model of security/accessibility. Doing it this way also lets you turn off authentication if you decide you don't need it and lets you use the same password if you need multiple conference rooms. This is the best solution in my opinion. > If you join a Jitsi call with say, four other participants using a password you don't know, your copies of their four audio and video streams are nonsense Not in my experience. Jitsi won't let me enter the room at all if I enter an invalid password.