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Vasily Pupkin2015-10-15 16:57:32
Information Security
Vasily Pupkin, 2015-10-15 16:57:32

What “Skype analogues” (screen area broadcast, text, voice) with p2p and encryption do you know what you use?

Ideally, I am looking for the following criteria:
1. security (this is the first thing that does not suit Skype, and even more so Google services), preferably the RSA2048+ level
2. arising from the first - no clouds, integrations with social networks and other services, web services (webrtc) not necessary! Open-source, p2p and the ability to raise your signal server.
3. the ability to broadcast the screen (for this you need a program, although programs without such an opportunity, in themselves, are also interesting) and it would be nice with a choice of screen area.
4. Ease of installation/configuration for the receiving party as far as possible.
5. free (although if there are paid options for me, but free for the host - write)
6. unpopularity is even welcomed if the main features work.
For personal use, not commercial.

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throughtheether, 2015-10-15
@throughtheether

preferably AES2048+ level
What do you mean by AES2048?
In any case, pay attention to tox .

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vegarulez, 2015-10-16
@vegarulez

www.ammyy.com/ru
though I have a version of the program from 2012, now some kind of thread may have already been introduced there. But I have a freak.

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Anselm_nn, 2015-10-22
@Anselm_nn

Tox
https://ansy.us/skype-must-die-replacement-skajp-bez-poter/

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other_letter, 2015-10-15
@other_letter

1. Something similar, like, Cisco has. You have a type of installation server, from where the server of the application itself is launched. Something like this. I used it when I was a server. I suspect that, like everything Tsisochnoe, it is expensive.
2. Something like VNC? There are a bunch of options to make an MSI. The person will launch at home, the program itself will knock you its address and go ahead.
3. All sorts of REmotePC, PCAnywhere...

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obitt, 2020-05-19
@obitt

Signal
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_(software)

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