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By Ivan Mehta TheNextWeb.com May 21, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic pushed people to stay in their homes, and in turn, forced them to use video conferencing products. In the past couple of months, Zoom became an almost indispensable app, Facebook had to step up and make a rival
product, and Google made its enterprise conferencing product free for everyone. Amid this video conferencing boom, Zoom’s security and privacy-related problems made a lot of people skeptical about using its products. Plus, the company wasn’t transparent about communicating its mishaps — this forced a lot of people
to look for free open source products, and Jitsi emerged as a perfect solution for them. Apart from being open-sourced, Jitsi benefited from endorsements by a few highly-regarded names in the security community. In March, a privacy-focused browser Tor tweeted about the product as an alternative to Zoom. /amel Anne-Marie Eklund Löwinder CISO, Internetstiftelsen Tel: +46 734-315 310 https://www.internetstiftelsen.se Visitors: Hammarby Kaj 10D Mail: Internetstiftelsen, Box 92073, 120 07 Stockholm |