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		hackuser on Dec 2, 2014 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Firefox 34 includes WebRTC videochat client “Firef... > enables you to create P2P web pages ... All the great stuff is actually on Mozilla's website. That doesn't sound like P2P. Could Mozilla access call content and metadata? EDIT: Others say it's P2P and end-to-end encrypted; so what does Mozilla's website have to do with it? Can't they at least access metadata?

simlevesque on Dec 2, 2014 [–]

The website is just an interface that displays the stream and the webserver only signals user connect and disconnect to every listeners, everything else is P2P.

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