Jami vs Skype: welcome to where your privacy matters
In an era when online communication is dominated by centralized platforms, Jami sets itself apart by offering a freer, more privacy-friendly approach. Like Skype and other similar services, Jami lets you make audio and video calls, one-to-one or in groups, exchange messages, share files and much more. However, unlike Skype, which relies on proprietary servers and collects personal data, Jami adopts a decentralized philosophy. Here are a few key differences that make Jami a unique alternative for users concerned about their autonomy and privacy.
It hasn’t crashed for me yet but it’s flaky as anything. The most annoying part is getting notifications on mobile for messages you send yourself from desktop.