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Yeah, few people seem to know you can join any Zoom call using your browser (WebRTC). I refuse to install their spyware.
by nextos 5y ago
Yeah, few people seem to know you can join any Zoom call using your browser (WebRTC). I refuse to install their spyware.
- glitchc 5y agoZoom offers multiple tools to enforce permissions on attendance: - Passwords - Meeting host approves anyone joining
- saghm 5y agoI think you're misunderstanding what GP is saying. They're not saying you can join arbitrary meetings that you aren't invited to; they're saying that if you're invited to a meeting, you can join through the browser instead of using the desktop app.
- glitchc 5y agoWhoops, completely misunderstood the response!
- cycomanic 5y agoThat said their browser implementation is even worse than the app. I mean I can't even change to a gallery view when using the browser. I'm really amazed how zoom became the quasi default for meeting software. While I'm not a big fan of teams, it works much better for this use case. Jitsi had some issues with firefox and safari at the beginning, which I think caused many people to dismiss it.