Jami

Jami is a secure and private communication software created by Canadian company Savoir-faire Linux. Jami allows users to communicate through audio, video, and messaging in a peer-to-peer manner, which means that communication is encrypted and decentralized - no third-party can intercept or access the data being shared.

One of the main features of Jami is its ability to function without a central server, making it a truly peer-to-peer software. Users are identified through their public keys, and their connection information is shared among other users through distributed hash tables.

Jami is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS operating systems. It includes features such as audio calls, video calls, messaging, screen sharing and file transfer. Jami also includes a group chat feature that supports up to five participants.

With its focus on security and privacy, Jami offers a unique alternative to centralized communication software such as Skype or WhatsApp. Its decentralized design ensures that users can communicate freely without worrying about their data being accessed or compromised by third-party entities.