The Brave Browser has started its search engine called Brave Search. I have been using it.

Today, I have come to see its new service called "Brave Talk."

"Brave Talk" is its video conferencing platform similar to Skype, WebX, Zoom, and the open-source jistsi-Meet.

We can have a free 1:1 video talk.

We can also host a video conference with 100 participants for US$7 per month.

I have checked the free "Brave Talk" now.

I couldn't get anybody to talk to me.

I have tested the application by clicking and entering into a talk session.

The "Brave Talk" looks like a jitsi-Meet session.

After I have entered a meeting room, it is clear that Brave is using the open-source jitsi-Meet.

It is clear that the Brave team has installed jitsi-Meet on their server.

Anybody can do it. I can do it. You can do it.

As a regular user of jitsi-Meet, I know how to install jitsi-Meet on a server.

The resources required are not high. A good desktop with at least 4 GB RAM may moderately serve a jitsi-meet session.

So, Brave is also a player in the video conferencing business.

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"Brave Talk" is a hundred percent "jitsi-Meet"

I regularly use jitsi-Meet. As a long-time user of jitsi-Meet, I can easily make out that the "Brave Talk" is a hundred percent jitsee-Meet.

Could Brave team tell us why people would use "Brave Talk" instead of "jitsi-Meet?"

This is a question I wish to get an answer.

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Cheers! Debesh Choudhury

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Thumbnail image is a screenshot from "Brave Talk"  https://talk.brave.com/

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