What is WebRTC?

WebRTC is a set of web technologies that lets browsers send audio, video and data directly in real time without plug-ins. Most browser-based video meetings use it.

Why it matters

WebRTC is the reason a video meeting can run in a browser tab without a plug-in. It handles capturing the camera and microphone, encrypting the media and adapting to the network, which makes joining as easy as opening a web page.

How it works in KEZAYO Meet

KEZAYO uses WebRTC with encrypted media in transit.

A practical tip

Use an up-to-date Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox, since WebRTC support and quality improve with each browser release.