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We provide our customers with high-quality software and constantly monitor its quality. If you encounter any issues while using TrueConf products and you are not able to solve them by yourself, you can contact TrueConf technical support department. Apart from the detailed issue description,…
On November 11, 2025, we re;eased security updates for TrueConf Server, our messaging and video conferencing platform. We recommend using the latest versions of our software to ensure the highest level of communication security.
We’re happy to release the latest update of our app for Android. The new version features updated AI for virtual backgrounds, improved UI, and enhanced stability.
We’re happy to release the latest update of our application for smart TVs and videobars. The new version brings a section with upcoming conferences on the main screen, updated UI, and a number of useful and visual changes.
Happy winter holidays! With Christmas and New Year around the corner, we invite you to join us in looking back on how we spent this year.
Meet TrueConf Calendar Connector, a new product which will allow you to bring together the events of your Microsoft Exchange and TrueConf Server. Now all your occasions, whether video conferences or offline meetings, will be displayed in TrueConf desktop and mobile applications, as well as on devices in meeting rooms.
Constrained bandwidth communication refers to low bandwidth communication: the exchange of messages and collaborative efforts carried out in environments where internet connectivity is slow, inconsistent, costly, or only sporadically available. Such scenarios commonly arise during travel, in geographically isolated areas, on overloaded corporate networks, or in crisis situations where physical infrastructure has been compromised or destroyed.
Businesses running Linux infrastructure face a peculiar challenge: most communication software treats their operating system as an afterthought. Development teams get half-functional web clients, IT departments struggle with incomplete feature sets, and everyone watches as Windows and Mac colleagues access capabilities that simply don't exist in Linux versions.
On December 10, at 10 am UTC (5 am EST), we are going to hold a webinar about the integration of video conferencing technology into applications using a specialized set of developer tools.
Choosing the right secure messaging platform for your organization requires careful evaluation of privacy features, usability, and deployment options. This detailed comparison examines three distinct approaches to secure communication: Threema's paid Swiss privacy model, Signal's free nonprofit approach, and TrueConf's enterprise self-hosted solution. Each platform serves different organizational needs, from individual privacy advocates to large corporations requiring complete data sovereignty.
Not every team needs the same video conferencing tool. Some prioritize ease of use, others need webinar features, and many organizations care most about security and administration. This article compares Zoom, Google Meet, Skype, Webex, Jitsi, and BlueJeans across the factors that actually matter—pricing tiers, meeting limits, compliance, integrations, and call quality. You’ll also find a section on TrueConf, a secure corporate alternative designed for businesses that want more control over communications.