Has anyone thought about the marriage of WebRTC and Nostr?
If Nostr adds audio and video calling to its message and money transfer services then phone numbers are obsolete. Like a decentralized, open-sourced Whatsapp that can maintain anonymity.
From my limited understanding, WebRTC requires a "Signaling" server to manage the peer-to-peer connection.
Would this become a client-side integration?
A Data Vending Machine?
Or is there another way to do this entirely?
lemon
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2024-07-06 06:42:58
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