I've been down this road a few times over the past few years. Aside from zoom or a company-managed MS teams service, we found the alternatives just too troubles

I've been down this road a few times over the past few years. Aside from zoom or a company-managed MS teams service, we found the alternatives just too troublesome to get working properly across larger groups of people. Take google meet for instance. There are already two versions of this app on the play store. One is "google meet (original)" and the other is just "google meet". The weird thing is that both of them are regularly updated, and the "(original)" app was last updated just a week ago. As for alternatives like Jitsi, perhaps I can get it going, and perhaps a few people would join for a few weeks. The interest will slowly die out as people go back to what they know - zoom or teams. My mother in her 70's uses zoom to collaborate with others on some work that she does - they understand the privacy issues but they simply won't accept the hassle of changing to something else. Not unless zoom does something really bad.