If Zoom’s shortcomings in security and privacy concern you, here are other video conferencing services you can try. Hustle HustleEveryday
So here we’re rounding up a list of alternatives that you can use for your video conference meetings or hangouts:You can’t talk about video conferencing services without at least mentioning Skype. The Microsoft-owned platform has become quite synonymous with video chatting, enabling hundreds of millions of users to communicate “face to face” remotely.
The biggest downside we’ve observed with it is that the quality of video calls can be hit or miss depending on your internet connection. It’s not that big of an issue where it becomes unusable, but it can sometimes be problematic during these times when internet service providers are struggling to keep up with surge in traffic.
Considering what’s included, we think the overall package is attractive for businesses who are already using Google’s enterprise tools for most of their work. The video conferencing service itself is fast and functional. It’s everything you would expect from a service such as this. The only complaint we have is that it’s only accessible on the Google Chrome browser.
So how does it work? You use the service on a browser by going to the site and creating a unique link for the conference room. You then send this link to the people you want to video conference with via email or text, for instance. All they have to do is click on the link to join the conference. You can also set a password for the room so that you can avoid uninvited visitors.
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