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If you are using webrtc in the browser e2e is not possible. Which is why it’s critical you have the ability to self host such solutions.
by gfodor 7y ago
If you are using webrtc in the browser e2e is not possible. Which is why it’s critical you have the ability to self host such solutions.
- qeternity 7y agoWhat are you talking about? Webrtc has mandatory encryption. The only issue is using a simulcast middleware server. If you’re doing mesh p2p then it’s e2e.
- gfodor 7y agoObviously - I was referring to when you have a SFU, such as Jitsi and comparable to zoom. The concept of e2e encryption doesn’t even make sense in p2p, the fact that direct communication between two peers is “end to end encrypted” is self evident. It’s only when there is a central server that talking about e2e as a concept is relevant.
- qeternity 7y agoNo? TURN servers relay webrtc traffic and it’s still e2e encrypted