Are your calls encrypted?
FaceTime seals calls by default, and Zoom does only if the host turns it on. Normal phone calls, Google Meet group calls and Microsoft Teams calls on personal accounts aren't sealed end to end.
Checked on 25 October 2026. 5 apps, 31 sources.
Made by Secria. We grade every app by the same rules. How we check
Sorted by how many parts are sealed by default, then by how many can be. Ties go A to Z.
| App | One-to-one calls | Group calls | Recordings | Post‑quantum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FaceTimeApple | Only you and the people you call | Only you and the people on the call | Only you, once you turn it on | Not yet |
| ZoomZoom | Only you, once you turn it on | Only you, once you turn it on | Zoom can read it | Yes, once you turn it on |
| Google MeetGoogle | Only you, once you turn it on | Google can read it | Google can read it | Not yet |
| Microsoft TeamsMicrosoft | Microsoft can read it | Microsoft can read it | Microsoft can read it | Not yet |
| Phone callsYour carrier | Your carrier can read it | Your carrier can read it | Not offered | Not yet |
Email is worth checking next: Gmail, Outlook and iCloud Mail can all read your mailbox. See which email services can.