And why would anyone choose SafeVChat? Have you seen the results of any independent testing on it? Or is it really good because Mark Kay says it is?

Without a concerted marketing effort, which it won't have, it's another BlockSafe, a theoretical software that no one's buying.

I'm not going to again post a link to existing, highly rated, video conferencing software. Competition is stiff, it's not like anyone's been anticipating the arrival of SafeVChat, or needs it.

It's, basically, another solution for which there's no problem.