hi, i changed http bosh (http-bind) to wss websoket in config file of react app. its working fine for web. i can start call over websocket but its not working for react-native mobile app. Should i change anywhere in react-native code?. Please guide me. Thanks
We are not ready to enable it on mobile yet.
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Thank you for response. So does it mean if we use websockets instead of http-bind it will not work on react native mobile application ?
Just enable both. Web will use one, mobile the other.
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Ok, I will try that. Thank you for quick response.
@Ghafar_Tanveer, @Amjad-finfirst Can you tell us a little about your use-case? We may be interested in exploring something similar.
Quanto é utilizado de dados móveis em uma hora de reunião?
is there any progress about enabling websocket for mobile 
No progress yet.
According to the changelogs, version 21.4.0 has support for websocket ( Added support for XMPP WebSocket connections (behind a flag)). However, at my nginx config, when I disable BOSH connections, iOS clients are unable to connect to the room. Is there anything I am missing
You need to enable the config flag that allows it: jitsi-meet/config.js at 483bc45d5962e46071c91af20d31c8ab341b53d9 · jitsi/jitsi-meet · GitHub
Set that to 100 and you’re off to the races.
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Thanks, @saghul !
I did this and mobile iOS wasn’t able to connect. However, I had disabled BOSH to make sure websocket would be used. Should I enable BOSH again on nginx as it is somehow still used along websocket for mobile connection?
Try reinstalling the app, we are quite aggressive caching the config file.
@saghul How Can we enable WebSocket for all the mobile users?
in the config, it says only 10% of the users so.
// Enables XMPP WebSocket (as opposed to BOSH) for the given amount of users.
// mobileXmppWsThreshold: 10 // enable XMPP WebSockets on mobile for 10% of the users
You can but, we have some more work to do to properly detect disconnections, so I wouldn’t recommend doing it.