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Yes, and forced them to move from a P2P architecture to proxying through their servers instead.
by ianlevesque 10y ago
Yes, and forced them to move from a P2P architecture to proxying through their servers instead.
- briankwest 10y agoThen why aren't they going after Google for WebRTC? Chrome uses P2P to accomplish the same thing.
- ComodoHacker 10y agoWait, is this same troll responsible for Microsoft ruined P2P in Skype?