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Is JioMeet similar to zoom?
JioMeet, the new video calling app from Reliance Jio is a screen to screen copy of Zoom. The UI exactly matches the Zoom interface. It uses your mobile number or email address to host unlimited free video calls unlike Zoom.
Which is best Zoom or JioMeet?
For free and limited usage, JioMeet offers a clear advantage. But when it comes to hosting larger meetings with more features and flexibility, paid Zoom Pro plans make more sense. There are three paid plans of Zoom for small teams, SMEs and large enterprises.
Is JioMeet safe?
JioMeet, which allows up to 24 hours of free video conferencing that are encrypted and password-protected, has added a safety feature that gives the conference host to disallow guests from joining a meeting without sign-in and disclosing their identity.
How do I record a meeting on JioMeet?
To schedule a meeting via JioMeet on your computer, follow these steps.
- Open the app > log in > click Schedule.
- Next, enter the meeting topic, edit the duration, edit the video options, choose if you wish to add the meeting to Outlook, edit the Advanced options and hit Schedule.
Is jiomeet a copy of zoom?
From the reactions of different users of the two applications, it is clear that there appears to be an ‘unmistakable impression’ that the interface of JioMeet is a copy of that of Zoom. The above analysis indicates that if Zoom does take the matter of infringement to court, it has a strong claim.
Is Zoom’s graphical user interface (‘GUI’) similar to that of its competitor?
The launch, however, has been muddled with controversy as the graphical user interface (‘GUI’) of the application is considerably similar to its competitor ‘Zoom’. In a recent statement, Zoom has mentioned that it is discussing with its legal team and is contemplating a possible suit for such copying of its interface.
What is the reliance jiomeet?
Recently, Reliance Jio launched its video-conferencing application called ‘JioMeet’. The launch, however, has been muddled with controversy as the graphical user interface (‘GUI’) of the application is considerably similar to its competitor ‘Zoom’.
Should zoom’s Gui be registered under design law?
To part, it must be noted that while Zoom’s GUI isn’t registered under design law, this dispute also reignites the debate surrounding the rather restrictive stance adopted by the Indian Design Office in registering GUIs despite having ‘screen displays or icons’ as a separate class of registration.