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I'm guessing the app has a small built-in webserver - or perhaps relays through a 3rd party webserver - and the others join up in their browser using some kind
by 0x0 12y ago
I'm guessing the app has a small built-in webserver - or perhaps relays through a 3rd party webserver - and the others join up in their browser using some kind of websocket like transport? Wonder if they direct the others to the app user's phone's internal wifi IP?
- duaneb 12y agoDoubt it's p2p, they probably just ship around a public url.
- pmelendez 12y agoI just downloaded it and tried it. It is not P2P but cloud based. They said on the FAQ that those "Xims" (galleries) would expire after a while.
- Istof 12y agothat would make sense but they keep more control when they use the cloud instead of a built-in web server
- philjackson 12y agoActually, it wouldn't make that much sense. You couldn't guarantee that two phones were on the same network.
- Istof 12y agoeither way they have to be on the same network, cloud or no cloud, but anyways, most phones nowadays are connected to the Internet...
- philjackson 12y agoTo use a local webserver, they would have to be on the same network (unlikely). To use the cloud based service, they would have to be on the internet (likely).
- Istof 12y agomy local webserver is internet accessible (like many)