Discord just made your voice and video calls more private and secure than ever — but age verification privacy…
- Discord has implemented end-to-end (E2EE) encryption for voice and video calls by default
- This is possible via its E2EE protocol, DAVE (Discord's Audio & Video End-to-End Encryption)
- Discord doesn't plan to use E2EE for text messages
Discord is hard at work to regain the trust of its users, with recent moves including adding Xbox Game Pass to Nitro and improving streaming on Linux, but it's not slowing down, judging by its latest move — even if it still may not be enough to appease everyone.
In its latest blog post, Discord announced that every voice and video call will now include end-to-end encryption (E2EE) by default on its platforms. This means calls are now completely private and secure, and only those within a call can hear conversations.
Discord highlights that calls can consist of users on PS5 and Xbox Series Xconsoles, or via a web browser on...
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