> RustDesk still does not support encrypted connections when self hosting
Not true at all. RustDesk connections are fully encrypted even when using a self-hosted server. What is not supported are encrypted direct endpoint-to-endpoint connections not going through a server at all, because that's not a use case RustDesk is designed for. The feature is intended for testing, which is why it's disabled altogether by default.
If your use case is focused on direct connections without a server, RustDesk is the wrong tool for the job. It's an open-source self-hostable analog to Teamviewer, the server is inherent to the design.
Not true at all. RustDesk connections are fully encrypted even when using a self-hosted server. What is not supported are encrypted direct endpoint-to-endpoint connections not going through a server at all, because that's not a use case RustDesk is designed for. The feature is intended for testing, which is why it's disabled altogether by default.
If your use case is focused on direct connections without a server, RustDesk is the wrong tool for the job. It's an open-source self-hostable analog to Teamviewer, the server is inherent to the design.