Proton Voice / Video Calling
Hi I would like ask about possibility create messenger as Skype but with full PGP secure end-to-end protection voice and full HD
Proton Meet has now been launched: https://proton.me/business/blog/introducing-proton-meet
Enjoy!
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M Sâdeq Hassani
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This idea is really amazing and should be implemented. I can't understand your lack of effort.
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Tie
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I think that creating a new product for meetings could be good. It would make it possible to avoid using insecure products like Teams or Google Meet, which spy on us when we use them. It would have to be integrated into Proton Mail and Calendar. It would be a similar solution to Zoom, but encrypted.
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Johnny Nielsen
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Tere commented
This or further integration with signal, those using signal regularly generate system backup locally. You have to manually upload them, what if you could use an auto sync with proton drive as a secure backup. That would be really good and improve overall experience. But also the app like signal or discord is good too
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Peter Isebor commented
Proton Connect? Proton Call? Proton Talk? Still can't see anything on this on any road maps, but surely this is one of the most requested features here?
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Y. Gagnon
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Since we can't always control what system is used; add support for the mosts popular ones (eg. Signal / Jitsi / Zoom / ...)
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Ric
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This would be amazing and i'd much prefer to use this over the zoom integration
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Luisa.Alvares
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It would be critical, from a nonprofit swiss-based organisation, to have such solution on Proton. Maybe there's an open-source solution, like Jitsi, which could be upcycled to meet Proton security standards and plugged-in?
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Mel
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yes please, an alternative to Zoom and Teams & Google Meet
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[[MARK]] commented
I am disappointed SKYPE will be ending my VOIP service, I am still trying to find an affordable VOIP to landline cell net phone system. I know the phone companies charge highly for the interface... I need just one personal phone contact number, the business rate is much too high on teams and other such groupie systems....
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André Caria
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I support this request, as we look for a Swiss based solution. infomaniak offers kMeet, based on Jitsi Meet.
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Albin
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An alternative to Zoom, Google Meet or even Brave Talk is crucial. I will pay for a lifetime membership if this is included
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Robert Brugman
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This is really one of the few features that are really missing when you want to use proton in a more or less business setting.
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Colby Hefner commented
Sex
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Proton User
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Jitsi
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Yusef
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An alternative to (and combining the best of) WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, and MySudo - done the Proton way, part of the Proton ecosystem, with the Proton interface.
• Likely based on the Signal platform
• Offered as a separate plan or as part of the other package offerings
• Does not require a phone number, but offers the option of Proton virtual numbers, and works with non-Proton virtual numbers
• End-to-end encryption in peer-to-peer communications
• Can call or message non-Proton numbers
• Offers multiple profiles, each with unique phone numbers
• Connects with others by Usernames or Handles or randomly generated alpha-numeric IDs like Session, while oncealing personal info, including name, phone number, IP address
• Group chats and calls
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Tom Youth
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An end-to-end encrypted voice and video call service developed by Proton where users can talk to each other privately. Kind of like Google Meet, but well... You know... Private. This would greatly help a lot of users replace their reliance on Google apps. Thanks!
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Margy
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I would love all my services in one place with true privacy
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Juan Carlos Quintero commented
Need something I can easily set meetings on my mail environment
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A
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This is the last domino needed to really push Proton to the top of the heap as far as the all-encompassing professional digital suite. Bring it on!