Once received by the Aircall servers, the audio format of the stream is converted to a format required for transportation along traditional telephony carrier lines and vice-versa. Audio streams initiated within Aircall are encrypted both at the Internet level as well as within the audio packets themselves.
Aircall vs code#
Its source code is freely available and, therefore, easily scrutinized by third parties. In 2011 GIPS was acquired by Google and since then WeRTC is an open-source platform. Since the data is only encrypted during transport to the servers but are accessible to Zoom’s technology within the server itself, it is unknown whether Zoom streams remain private.Īircall uses WebRTC technology, which was first developed by Global IP Solutions (or GIPS), a company founded around 1999 in Sweden. As both the client and server technologies are closed source, it is not possible to identify how streams are used or managed by Zoom Communications Inc. Zoom’s server includes Machine Learning technologies and applies them to the video streams to facilitate features such as Virtual Backgrounds. The video and audio streams are encrypted before being sent to Zoom’s Multipoint Control Unit (MCU) service, whereby the streams are analyzed to ensure synchronization with other participants before combining them to a single stream. The Zoom client is a closed source application, which must be downloaded and installed prior to use.
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