It has a lot of features, from voice and video calls to in-app streaming and file sharing. Discord's popularity comes from its ease of use, features, and massive communities it offers.

Discord end-to-end encryption (E2EE) is rolling out today for both audio and video calls. You can update to the latest mobile and desktop apps to get access to the privacy protection today.

Gamer or not, sometimes Discord might feel like the default messaging app to keep in touch with your friends, but know that you have options.

Discord is rolling out new end-to-end encryption for both audio and video calls on its platform. The tech will be applied to calls from DMs, group DMs, voice channels and Go Live streams.

Discord is adding end-to-end encryption to its voice and video calls, making it the latest chat app to add an improved layer of privacy to whatever you’re talking about with friends.

Discord, the Slack-like gaming chat app, has been steadily improving since its initial launch a couple of years ago. Last January, it added a $5 paid tier for fans to essentially thank the company ...

The new Discord overlay promises I might finally see my friends without needing any extra plugin or have to split our calls between audio on Discord and video on another, worse platform.

Before it was updated last month, Discord’s privacy policy specifically promised to alert users “in advance” if the company ever started storing contents of video calls, voice calls, or ...

This end-to-end encryption brings Discord more in line with other communication platforms, like WhatsApp and Signal, that have been using end-to-end encryption for several years now.

Discord brought new features for its famed communication and streaming platform that now allows users to play YouTube straight to voice and video calls for videos and other media.

Discord has introduced the DAVE protocol, a custom end-to-end encryption (E2EE) protocol designed to protect audio and video calls on the platform from unauthorized interceptions.