Tox vs Discord : Which is Better?

Tox

Tox is a peer-to-peer instant-messaging and video-calling protocol that offers end-to-end encryption. Developed by Project Tox

License: Open Source

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Android iPhone

Discord is a freeware proprietary VoIP application designed for gaming communities. Developed by Hammer & Chisel Inc.

License: Free

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Online Android

Feature	Tox	Discord
Ad-free
Decentralized
Encrypted chat
Group chat
Peer-To-Peer
Security focused
Video call
Video conferencing
Anonymity
Anonymous Secure Filesharing
Built-in player
Client side encryption
Decentralisation
End-to-End Encryption
GPLv3
P2P Network
Point-to-point encryption
Privacy focused
Share your screen
Secure Chat
Video calling
Video chat
Video Conferencing
Voice Call
White-labeled
Stickers
Chat Bot
Lightweight
Cloud sync
Privacy-friendly
Security & Privacy
Support for Multiple protocols
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Voice chat
In-Game Overlay
File sharing
File transfer
SIP client
Git integration
Data-encryption
Encrypted backups
Channel manager
Low Latency
Night mode
Positional audio
Push to talk
Reactions
Single Sign-On
Bots
Camera capturing
Community based
Custom roles
Custom Smileys
Dedicated Server Hosting
Development API
Direct Messaging
Electron based
Gaming-focused
Group Messaging
Group Voice Chat
In-app server browser
Integrated Chat
Integrated File Sharing
Interface Overlay
Low bandwidth usage
Low memory usage
Multi Channel
Multi-platform support
Multiple Servers
Night mode/Dark Theme
Noise Reduction
Permission system
Persistent Chat
Photo Sharing
Public groups chat
Responsive design
Role-based security access
Share content
Social & Communications
Team Collaboration
Text chat
Text to Speech
Voice channels
Webcam overlays
Youtube Gaming Integration