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Nws yog qhov qhib JavaScript WebRTC daim ntawv thov thiab tuaj yeem siv rau kev sib tham video. Ib tus tuaj yeem sib qhia desktop thiab kev nthuav qhia thiab tsuas yog ib qho txuas tuaj yeem caw cov tswv cuab tshiab rau kev sib tham video. Nws tuaj yeem siv los ntawm rub tawm lub app lossis ncaj qha hauv browser thiab nws tau sib xws nrog txhua qhov browser tsis ntev los no. Txhua tus neeg siv tuaj yeem siv Jitsi.org servers lossis tuaj yeem rub tawm thiab nruab software server ntawm lub tshuab Linux. Thawj qhov tseem ceeb ntawm Jitsi Ntsib yog kev sib txuas lus encrypted (kev sib txuas lus ruaj ntseg): Raws li lub Plaub Hlis 2020, 1-1 hu siv P2P hom, uas yog qhov kawg-rau-kawg encrypted ntawm DTLS-SRTP ntawm ob tus neeg koom. Cov pab pawg hu kuj tseem siv DTLS-SRTP encryption, tab sis cia siab rau Jitsi Videobridge (JVB) ua video router, qhov twg pob ntawv raug decrypted ib ntus. Pab pawg Jitsi tau hais ntxiv tias "lawv tsis tau khaws cia rau ib qho kev khaws cia tsis tu ncua thiab tsuas yog nyob hauv lub cim xeeb thaum raug xa mus rau lwm tus neeg koom hauv lub rooj sib tham", thiab qhov kev ntsuas no tsim nyog vim muaj kev txwv tam sim no ntawm WebRTC thev naus laus zis. Qhov tseem ceeb thib ob ntawm Jitsi Ntsib yog tsis tas yuav tsum muaj kev txhim kho software tshiab.
Qhov piv txwv no tsis yog kev lag luam dawb ntxiv lawm, hmoov tsis. Nws txhaj cov ntawv tshaj tawm thaum kawg ntawm txhua qhov kev hu ... txhawm rau yuav cov npe pro rau lawv cov khoom siv.
They link to their pages on trade-based networks (facebook, linkedin, twitter), to trade-based collaborative software (slack) and to trade-based app stores (Google Play and App Store from Apple) because they have an app for phones. uBlock origin also blocked “amplitude.com” which is a “Product Intelligence platform helping companies build better products”. These things are not that bad, but I want to mention them, because else it’s a great service! You don’t need an account or pay money or so. You can just use it directly in the browser. Do they collect data? Yes, but not to make a business out of that: “8×8 is not in the business of selling personal information to third parties. 8×8 uses this information to deliver the meet.jit.si service, to identify and troubleshoot problems with the meet.jit.si service, and to improve the meet.jit.si service. In addition, 8×8 may use this information to investigate fraud or abuse.” (https://jitsi.org/meet-jit-si-privacy/) So I’d give them 4/5 blocks.