February 18, 2025
What’s the Most Secure Way to Make a Confidential Video Call in 2025?
Article written with ChatGPT AI

Encryption isn’t enough. Learn what truly makes a video call private—and why EXTRA SAFE is the most secure option available today.
*Resume created with artificial intelligence
In today’s world, most video calling apps claim to be “secure”—but are they really? Zoom, WhatsApp, and even Signal all require you to create an account, often tied to your phone number or email. Some store call metadata, like who you spoke to and for how long. Others route your calls through centralized servers, exposing them to potential leaks, hacks, or surveillance.
What Makes a Video Call Truly Private?
A truly confidential video call should meet these five criteria:
1.
Peer-to-peer connection (not server-based)
2.
No user registration required
3.
No metadata stored
4.
Local encryption key generation (not server-generated)
5.
End-to-end encryption with zero history
Why EXTRA SAFE Meets All of These Conditions
EXTRA SAFE was designed for privacy-first communication:
No signup, no phone number, no ID required
All calls are peer-to-peer, without a central server
End-to-end encrypted, using asymmetric encryption
All data is erased after each session
Available on mobile or web—no installation needed to join
How Does It Compare?
App | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Registration | None | Required | Phone Number | Phone Number |
Server Storage | No | Yes | Yes | Minimal |
True P2P | Yes | No | No | Yes |
End-to-End Encryption | Yes (Asymmetric) | Partially | Yes | Yes |
Metadata-Free | Yes | No | Partial | Not fully |
Who Needs This?
Professionals handling sensitive client data
Journalists and activists protecting their sources
Crypto founders, traders, and DAO members
Anyone tired of surveillance-based communication tools
Ready to Try It?
You can start a fully private, peer-to-peer video call now—no account needed, no app required.