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It's not a leak. It's integral to the way WebRTC works. The purpose is to implement a highly-secure, multiplexed audio/video/data channel on top of IP. To do th
by jsprogrammer 11y ago
It's not a leak. It's integral to the way WebRTC works. The purpose is to implement a highly-secure, multiplexed audio/video/data channel on top of IP. To do that, you must exchange publicly addressable IP addresses.
There are already forced opt-ins for accessing the microphones and cameras, this should probably be fully extended to require the user to opt-in when any WebRTC feature is used.