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Donut still uses WebRTC though, which like I said, I still need TURN for and I can prove it. I still have a really hard time believing that only 20% of "users"
by majorchord 2y ago
Donut still uses WebRTC though, which like I said, I still need TURN for and I can prove it. I still have a really hard time believing that only 20% of "users" (what users where? everyone in the world?) need it, as like I said, almost every residential US user needs it at the least.
- ongy 2y agoIf the server is not behind NAT, the only reason you might require TURN is a restrictive egress firewall blocking UDP to arbitrary ports. It'll be a host<>prflx connection pair. Though if the host can be reached that way, I'm unsure what the benefit of WebRTC is.