PeerTube Gets Better Features Than YouTube With Version 6 Release
Ever wanted to run your video platform free from the clutches of Big Tech?
Well, for many, PeerTube has been a rather fine option thanks to its open-source and self-hostable nature. Developed by Framasoft, the developers have been busy adding new functionality to PeerTube regularly.
Sure, as a decentralized platform, it may not give you the same user experience (or quality) like YouTube. However, it is one of the best decentralized open-source platforms out there.
On that note, they have introduced a new release in the form of PeerTube V6, that promises to deliver quite a few improvements.
Allow me to take you through those.
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PeerTube 6 Launches Introducing Password Protection for Videos
PeerTube is a free, decentralized, and federated video platform that was developed as an alternative to centralized platforms such as YouTube, Vimeo, etc. It’s part of the Fediverse, a federation of interconnected yet independent servers hosting various social media platforms.
Yesterday, PeerTube’s developers released a major update to the platform, PeerTube 6, so let’s look at the new features.