> "With a traditional WebRTC implementation, both the patient and therapist’s devices would talk directly with each other, leading to exposure of potentially sensitive data such as the IP address... When using Calls, you are still using WebRTC, but the individual participants are connecting to the Cloudflare network. If four people are on a video call powered by Cloudflare Calls, each of the four participants' devices will be talking only with the Cloudflare network. To your end users, the experience will feel just like a peer-to-peer call, only with added security and privacy upside.
Can someone clarify this? WebRTC is encrypted generally even if you leak metadata like IP address. Is Cloudflare stating they will be the middleman and therefore have access to the decrypted video stream?
Can someone clarify this? WebRTC is encrypted generally even if you leak metadata like IP address. Is Cloudflare stating they will be the middleman and therefore have access to the decrypted video stream?