FaceMeet Trust Center
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Why organizations trust FaceMeet
From protecting your data to respecting your privacy, we design every part of FaceMeet with security in mind. We explain how we safeguard your information so you can make informed decisions.
This Trust Center summarizes our security practices, privacy commitments and the tools available to administrators.
- SecurityMeetings and recordings run on infrastructure we operate. Connections are encrypted, recordings are encrypted with their own key, and sign-in supports passkeys.
- ComplianceAdministrators have the tools they need to meet their organization's obligations.
- PrivacyWe collect only what is needed to provide the service and we do not sell personal data.
- SafetyHosts have the controls they need to keep meetings orderly and focused.
Security
- Encrypted connections (TLS) for the website, the web app and meetings.
- Each cloud recording is encrypted with its own key; deleting the recording destroys the key.
- Passkeys and email verification for sign-in; a password reset signs the account out everywhere.
- Meeting roles come from signed meeting tokens, so guests cannot take over a meeting.
Compliance
- Data export and deletion requests from the Admin Center.
- An activity log of administrative actions.
- Recording retention and trash settings.
- Meeting media and recordings stay on FaceMeet's own infrastructure.
Privacy
- No advertising trackers in meetings or in the web app.
- No third-party connection services for meeting media.
- Profile pictures are stored by FaceMeet, not loaded from external services.
- Our Privacy Statement explains what we collect and why.
Safety
- Waiting room and meetings limited to signed-in users.
- Hosts can mute or remove participants during a meeting.
- Guests join without host rights.
- Report a concern through Contact Us.
Resources
Legal information and support for FaceMeet products and services.