Brave Talk – Privacy-Preserving Video Conferencing
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#3damn... Brave is just crushing it. I've been using brave search and its amazing for development... the code samples are front and center
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#4To start a call, there is a requirement that you are
1) Using the Brave Browser
2) Have Brave Rewards (their crypto-and-ads service) turned on.
Not loving that.
Edit: the first one is fine (although a little strange that it is a requirement here but not for their other products, like Brave Search). I'm irked by the second one.
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#5Nice that there are no time limits. Not great that passwords are only for Premium customers. But if you're just doing 1-on-1 calls it's pretty easy to notice if an uninvited guest has appeared.
Does this offer scheduling, or just initiating calls in real time?
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#6To start a call, there is a requirement that you are 1) Using the Brave Browser 2) Have Brave Rewards (their crypto-and-ads service) turned on. Not loving that. Edit: the first one is fine (although a little strange that it is a requirement here but not for their other products, like Brave Search). I'm irked by the second one.
I bet you are loving that it's free though.
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#7To start a call, there is a requirement that you are 1) Using the Brave Browser 2) Have Brave Rewards (their crypto-and-ads service) turned on. Not loving that. Edit: the first one is fine (although a little strange that it is a requirement here but not for their other products, like Brave Search). I'm irked by the second one.
Number 1 is to be expected. Number 2 came as a surprise. Doesn't appear to be mentioned anywhere in the launch announcement.
I assume someone could turn on Brave Rewards, start a call, and then turn it off later?
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#8Nice that there are no time limits. Not great that passwords are only for Premium customers. But if you're just doing 1-on-1 calls it's pretty easy to notice if an uninvited guest has appeared. Does this offer scheduling, or just initiating calls in real time?
you can set a password in the security settings, also there's a feature called Lobby which allows to let users to join the call
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#10https://jitsi.org/jitsi-meet/ for the ability to do it with any browser and not having to opt in to their ads.