This task involves researching the privacy, security, and accessibility features of Free/Libre Open Source Software (FLOSS) video conferencing tools (e.g., Jitsi Meet and BigBlueButton) and publishing the findings on the Meta-Wiki WikiProject Remote Event Participation page.
- Select a FLOSS video conferencing tool:
- Multiple people can take on this task by selecting different FLOSS video conferencing tools to research. Examples include:
- Jitsi Meet
- BigBlueButton
- Nextcloud Talk
- Matrix/Riot
- Each participant should choose a tool to avoid overlap.
- Multiple people can take on this task by selecting different FLOSS video conferencing tools to research. Examples include:
- Research privacy and security features:
- Investigate the privacy and security measures of the selected tool, focusing on aspects such as:
- Data encryption (end-to-end or server-side)
- User data protection and anonymity
- Compliance with privacy regulations (e.g., GDPR)
- Potential vulnerabilities or areas of concern
- Investigate the privacy and security measures of the selected tool, focusing on aspects such as:
- Research accessibility features:
- Look into the accessibility options provided by the tool, including:
- Support for users with disabilities (e.g., screen readers, subtitles, contrast settings)
- Mobile device compatibility
- User interface simplicity and ease of navigation
- Multilingual support
- Look into the accessibility options provided by the tool, including:
- Write and publish findings:
- Write a brief report summarizing the privacy, security, and accessibility features of the selected tool. Ensure the report is concise, clear, and well-organized.
- Use accessible language and include references to the documentation or sources used.
- Publish the findings on the WikiProject remote event participation/Privacy, security and accessibility subpage on Meta-Wiki. If you’re unfamiliar with Meta-Wiki, you can learn more here.