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Because if you have the peer ip (which WebRTC is sending the audio packets), you can do an IP to geo-reference and maybe get an idea if where the peer is, kinda
by mianos 3y ago
Because if you have the peer ip (which WebRTC is sending the audio packets), you can do an IP to geo-reference and maybe get an idea if where the peer is, kinda, sorta.
- c7DJTLrn 3y agoMeh, with NAT and CGNAT you're only going to get a rough idea. Lot of people using VPNs now too.