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No you don't. You visit a website. The author of the website explicitly uses WebRTC, not you.
by drewcrawford 11y ago
No you don't. You visit a website. The author of the website explicitly uses WebRTC, not you.
- opnitro 11y agoI suppose, but you're still making the choice to visit the website. I guess you could design a site that secretly used webRTC to waste someone's bandwidth, but: A) I don't think that has ever/will ever happen. B) Even if it did, it would still be wrong.