While the popularity of the video conferencing service Zoom has skyrocketed since the outbreak of the coronavirus, recent news of its many security and privacy issues might have you feeling nervous about using it. In the video above, I share three free alternatives you should try instead. 1. Discord
Originally created as a voice chat tool for gamers, Discord has made strides to reshape its image into an all-in-one voice, video and text platform for all types of users.
Discord’s interface will be immediately familiar to anyone who has used Slack or Microsoft Teams. Discord servers can have different channels for projects or discussions, and voice channels make it incredibly easy for anyone on a server to quickly hop on a call. Thanks to a recent update, up to 100 people can join a video call with the press of a button. Sharing your screen is also possible with the Go Live feature, although you can’t save recordings of calls or change your webcam background as you can in Zoom.
-Abu Zafar
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