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I can see why there's a demand for a P2P/distributed routing for voice/video services to get around this as they would require working with multiple ISPs at the
by eksith 13y ago
I can see why there's a demand for a P2P/distributed routing for voice/video services to get around this as they would require working with multiple ISPs at the least and at most involve some sort of end-to-end encryption.
Wonder if it's possible to implement something like Tor for VoIP.
- jeffasinger 13y agoI think the hard part about doing Tor for VoIP would be latency. It would be pretty difficult to have a voice conversation with the sort of latency you'd get from bouncing a connection through a bunch of volunteer computers.
- eksith 13y agoGood point. It may make more sense to initiate a connection via multiple routes (node discovery) and then direct-connect securely. Of course that won't prevent anyone eavesdropping of knowing where the call is going, just keep them from knowing what they were talking about.