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Thing is, while WebRTC per-se is a nice standard for p2p, the actual limitations of technology (i.e. bandwidth) in the real world mean that sessions with 4 or m
by j1elo 7y ago
Thing is, while WebRTC per-se is a nice standard for p2p, the actual limitations of technology (i.e. bandwidth) in the real world mean that sessions with 4 or more participants become unusable very quickly as the number of people increments.
So, 99% of "serious" use cases end up requiring a centralized relay, anyway.
Tsahi Levent-Levi covered this topic: https://bloggeek.me/how-many-users-webrtc-call/ https://bloggeek.me/how-many-users-webrtc-call/