It’s not clear yet whether users will be able to access the feature for free or via Brave’s digital token BAT. In any case, it offers a bunch of security features, including four-word meeting links, which make it that much harder for Zoombombers to interrupt proceedings.īrave users in the US will be able to access Brave Together via a widget on their desktop (support for iOS and Android will come later), although at this stage it’s only available for Brave Nightly users for testing before it goes into beta. It already offers end-to-end encryption for one-on-one video calls, and is currently working on enabling that function for multiple-person calls.

The service is essentially a Brave-branded version of Jitsi, the open-source app allegedly favored by Edward Snowden. Feedback welcome at for this trial version. Our Nightly version for North America now features Brave Together, our private and unlimited video calling service based on open source Click on the widget & start connecting with friends/colleagues.

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