What is End-to-end encryption?

End-to-end encryption means only the participants’ devices can decrypt the content; not even the service provider can read it.

Why it matters

With end-to-end encryption, only the people in the meeting hold the keys. It offers the strongest privacy, but it also limits features such as server-side summaries or broadcast, so services must be clear about what they provide.

How it works in KEZAYO Meet

KEZAYO encrypts media in transit; this is different from end-to-end encryption.

A practical tip

Read a provider’s security page carefully: encryption in transit and end-to-end encryption are not the same thing.