Monday 25 January 2016
Launched in public beta today, Airwave offers secure software that is open to anyone to use for free, but is geared towards professionals who want to communicate in confidence. You can arrange a virtual meeting via a link, in an invitation sent via email, or through a plugin on a website for quick access to peer-to-peer video calls. All of the calls are secure, nothing is recorded and no written messages are ever saved. Airwave has received an A rating from SSL Labs, which the company’s founder and CEO Olivier de Jong told TNW was because live, browser-to-browser communication is less easy to target with a ‘man in the…
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