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This is sort of what TLS is intended to fix, however TLS isn't always appropriate for the task at hand. In this situation, we're talking about a protocol for ha
by oakwhiz 13y ago
This is sort of what TLS is intended to fix, however TLS isn't always appropriate for the task at hand. In this situation, we're talking about a protocol for handling the unreliable connection presented by cellular internet providers - TLS (and partly its UDP cousin DTLS) would cause trouble because it only accepts packets in the order they were sent. TLS would cause a huge amount of overhead in this scenario.
- rdtsc 13y agoAh TLS, yet, I should have known that. Thanks for replying.