Have been looking into WebRTC for P2P connections, which is sweet. BUT, my only snag with P2P is exposing the IP Addresses to each other (network sniffer). It just seems like a security risk to me ... Why don't the ISPs have a service to allow NAT to occur at the ISP level (as well). A separate NAT of sorts that simply doesn't expose your public IP. Instead, it serves as the public IP, and respond back to your computer via your IP infrastructure that it knows about (since you sent the request). Seems like a no brainer to me. They could even charge money for this. Get the P2P and the security to boot! ISP even takes a profit. It's a three for. Call it "Secure Peer"
@@jeffg4686 There are server forwarding units, which work as p2p party. When you use pion it may run behind nat on iot device, or on a server with a public ip. You can make all kinds of connections, you want. When sfu has a public ip you don't even need turn server. Ice will connect you directly to the server, without any stun or nat servers.
