[BaseballPhysics]

> but we badly need more options just as accessible- what other E2EE anonymous web-browser accessible tool is as available to the masses, that they can be convinced to use?

Just stand up your own instance and make it available to the anonymous public?

Jitsi itself isn't going away, just their anonymously-accessible instance.

By all accounts it's very easy to operate and requires very little in terms of resources. Hell, DO even has a droplet available.

So what's the problem?

[1over137]

>So what's the problem?

We're not all sysadmins that can set up such a thing.

[mynameisvlad]

Sure, but if your use case is that critical, you figure it out. That's what people have to do.

Is it inconvenient? Sure. Nobody is claiming it's not. But to say the option doesn't exist because the public instance doesn't allow it is a bit of a stretch.