Jami Apk
Latest version 20240705-01
02 Nov 2024
Apk Infos
| Version | 20240705-01 |
| Rating | 3.7/5, based on 1,710 votes |
| Size | 92.5 MB |
| Requires Android | Android 7.0+ (Nougat) |
| Author's Notes | Audio & Video Calls / ChatTake Control of your Communication! |
About Jami APK
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Description
Jami (a GNU package) is a universal and distributed communication platform which respects the freedoms and privacy of users.It is 100% Free software. Available on all platforms.
★ Communicate freely with Jami:
- send text messages
- make audio calls
- make video calls
- share pictures and files
★ Reach your peers directly in peer to peer !
★ Use your Jami account on multiple devices !
★ Available on Windows, macOS, iOS, GNU/Linux, Android and Android TV !
★ SIP account support available !
★ Next additions: audio/video call recording (Android), group chat...
Build with Jami on your IoT project: re-use the universal communications technology of Jami with its portable library on your system of choice.
Jami for Android TV is tested on NVIDIA SHIELD TV with Logitech cameras.
There are plenty of ways to help us, check out: https://jami.net/contribute ,
Contact us on Twitter: @jami_social , or Mastodon: @Jami
For more information, visit https://jami.net
Jami is published under the GPL license, version 3 or higher.
Copyright © Savoir-faire Linux
How to install Jami APK on Android phone or tablet?
Download Jami APK file from ApkClean, then follow these steps:
Update Phone Settings
- Go to your phone Settings page
- Tap Security or Applications (varies with device)
- Check the Unknown Sources box
- Confirm with OK
Go to Downloads
- Open Downloads on your device by going to My Files or Files
- Tap the APK file you downloaded (cx.ring-v20240705-01-ApkClean.apk)
- Tap Install when prompted, the APK file you downloaded will be installed on your device.
Older Versions
| 20240705-01 (425) | 92.5 MB |
| 20240529-01 (423) | 91.9 MB |
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User's Reivew
4 ★Good telegram, whatsapp competitor. This app has great potential. At this moment it's not fit for daily use. Unlike other peer-to-peer messengers & chat app has reliability issues. Messages do not go at the time they were sent, calls sometimes do not ring, read indicator is buggy and does not show for actual sent text. If these issues—especially those around text, audio calls— were fixed would be awesome. Till then install and watch the developement closely. It will surpass everyone.
2 ★Jami is a very promising concept but it does not support registration of SIP accounts if the SIP server domain and registration domain are different (if you use a custom domain without hosting your own SIP server). I haven't had this problem with other SIP clients. Personally, I wouldn't use or recommend an app with such a major flaw, even if I could register. I would be interested in giving it another try once the app is fully functional. I uninstalled and reinstalled the app due to freezing upon launch. Beware: App design does not allow to simply log into existing Ring account after reinstall even with correct credentials!
2 ★Promising app but extremely unreliable. Messages do not send at all sometimes and there's no resend feature. Other times your messages are sent in a large, unorganized cluster. The same will happen of messages you are to receive as well. I look forward to a more stable version of this app.
3 ★Great communication app with great idea behind it's open distributed and secure technology, however still needs some tweaks and fixes to make it even more stable and complete, like more consistent support for Bluetooth headset, maybe on more devices like mine Moto G8 Plus; as I did not manage to make it working. It provide quiet good image quality for video calls also.
5 ★Has big potential, it has everything you would expect a chat app to have besides group text chats at this time. From trying it out on a Pixel 2, it didn't significantly impact battery life while still receiving push notifications. The desktop app has a rather large minimum window size however, and sent messages only appear on the device you send from. Received messages work fine though.
1 ★I love the concept of a decentralized network but this just doesn't work at all. In 90% of the time simple text messages are simply not delivered and are lost. Voice calls are unusable since the app apparently doesn't detect the microphone on the Pixel 3. Pity, it would have been what many of us need.
3 ★I think it's a noble idea, but there's a problem with the secrecy statement. There is a central server for intercepting communications that is the TURN server which relays the media traffic between clients, which is enabled by default. This obviously only affects voice and video calls only. But for true peer to peer communication disable TURN and use STUN instead.
1 ★Great UI/UX. BUT it is constantly crashing and quitting in mid video call. It hangs up and lags. It doesn't even want to successfully make calls half the time. The app looks nice but that's all. It has no functionality outside of a good design.
2 ★Promising but unfortunately does not deliver. Every day something new breaks. One day I can't send messages or messages are spuriously lost, another I can't receive, another day calls are muted in the middle, and another day I won't be able to receive any. Things randomly get fixed and broken with every update, apparently the QA is nonexistent.
2 ★Good app but big problem Delay in reciving message Very bad on video call long searching and not found to call I can't deletet or edit my sent message No timer message No auto delete message
4 ★I would give Jami 5 stars if they would allow you to control the ringer volume settings. Its not a huge issue but pretty annoying that i cant control that (set to mute/vibrate/turn up down volume). otherwise i havent had to many issues and its pretty easy to use.
5 ★Privacy at first place. Free and opensource! Clear audio when whazapp or skype fail (poor networks bandwitdth). Some problems were fixed and it works better if you install from Play Store. I think they need to change some icons like msg received/no received, mic enabled/disabled, ...
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