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New video platform in Town :Jio Meet alternative for Zoom from India!



FACTS TO KNOW:

  • JioMeet is an initiative by Reliance Jio following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech for a self-reliant India.
  • According to the company, a call can go on uninterrupted for up to 24 hours.
  • JioMeet has already been downloaded for over 10,000 times from Google Play Store.
As calls are growing for 'Made in India' digital tools, Reliance Jio has launched a free video-conferencing application called JioMeet, taking on US-based Zoom platform.Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio has officially announced the launch of Jio-Meet. The HD video conferencing app, which can be used for 1:1 video calls and hosting meetings with up to 100 participants with enterprise-grade host controls.Other highlights include easy sign up with either mobile number or email ID, meeting in HD audio and video quality.The application can be used for creating instant meetings to chat with friends and also to schedule a meeting in advance and share meeting details with invitees.JioMeet offers unlimited meetings per day and each meeting can go uninterrupted up to 24 hours.The application can be used on Android, Windows, iOS, Mac, SIP/H.323 systems.JioMeet has already been downloaded for over 10,000 times from Google Play Store.Each meeting is password protected and the host can enable a "Waiting Room" to ensure no participant joins without permission, said Jio-Meet


Though the App has various Advantages, As per the public view the Application's UI looks quite similar to the Zoom Application.But when it comes under privacy its far good when compared to Zoom and we Indians can be happy as the data is stored in our Country and is with our Country's Man









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