WebRTC is a building block to be used when developing solutions. Comparing it to solutions is the wrong approach.

WebRTC requires an ongoing investment that doesn’t lend itself to a one-off outsourced project. You need to plan and work with it longtime.

Hearing FUD around WebRTC IP leaks and testing them? The stories behind them are true, but only partially.

What WebRTC did to VoIP was reduce the barrier of entry to new vendors and increased the level and domains of innovation.

With FIDO coming to replace passwords in applications, CPaaS vendors are likely to decline in 2FA revenues.

What was nice to have is now becoming mandatory in WebRTC video calling applications. This includes background blurring, but also a lot of other features as well.

Anycast enables WebRTC services to better manage and optimize global deployments at scale.

RTC@Scale was Facebook’s virtual WebRTC event, covering current and future topics. Here’s the summary so you can pick and choose the relevant ones for you.

How time flies when you’re having fun… For me the definition of fun was starting BlogGeek.me, deciding to write about WebRTC for the first time and having 10 years fly by.