A video conferencing application is a web or mobile application that enables users to conduct live video conferences with each other. Video conferencing apps usually offer users the ability to create a custom profile, browse and join online sessions, view past sessions, and communicate with other users via an inbox. They also typically include features for managing multiple calls or participants (e.g., muting one participant during a call), starting/stopping audio and video feeds, and recording videos of sessions for later viewing.
Video conferencing apps are similar to other real-time communication apps like chat and messaging apps. Popular video conferencing applications include Skype, Google Hangouts, Zoom, and Slack.
A very basic two way video app would allow doctors to message each other about patients. Would ultimately want to implement medical software they're using into this app.
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A video conferencing app can grow quickly when providing a significant value add to users, such as by helping them feel less alone. Video conferencing apps do this by allowing people who are far away from each other to feel like they're in the same room. The key to growing a video conferencing app is to focus on user experience and usability. In order to achieve viral growth, video conferencing apps should provide an intuitive interface that makes it easy for users to invite new contacts into a conversation without having to leave the application.
A video conferencing app faces legal risks associated with the sharing of sensitive information, the violation of privacy laws, and the unauthorized recording of conversations. It is recommended that you select a third-party video chat provider for encryption and authentication services. You should also limit the amount of sensitive data that can be recorded by users during a conference call.
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