Discord is adding end-to-end encryption to its voice and video calls, making it the latest chat app to add an improved layer of privacy to whatever you’re talking about with friends.

E2E encryption for audio and video calls Discord made the announcement in a blog post. It said the E2EE protocol used, dubbed DAVE (Discord Audio & Video Encryption), has been independently audited.

Discord finally adds end-to-end encryption to calls and video As announced on the Discord blog, the company is calling this new development "Discord Audio and Video End-to-End Encryption," or DAVE ...

It secretly raised $50 million last month, as well. That extra cash may be why the Discord team is able to start rolling out two of its most-requested features, video chat and screen sharing.

After downloading a 22MB patch, all Discord users can now enjoy video calling with all their friends. Video calling supports up to 10 users simultaneously and also supports full screen sharing ...

You will be able to confirm when calls are end-to-end encrypted and perform verification of other members in those calls," wrote Discord in a blog post dated September 17, 2024.

Your Discord calls will soon be end-to-end encrypted. “Today, we’ll start migrating voice and video in DMs, Group DMs, voice channels, and Go Live streams to use E2EE,” Discord’s Stephen ...

Discord insists it's ready for some of the potential early-testing headaches endemic with a feature upgrade like video functionality. For one, all video-specific bandwidth will be allocated to a ...

As promised, Discord is rolling out video chat and screen share to its entire user base. Some of you may recall that the Slack-style gaming chat app began testing the highly-requested features in ...

Discord has introduced the DAVE protocol, a custom end-to-end encryption (E2EE) protocol designed to protect audio and video calls on the platform from unauthorized interceptions.