X is rolling out audio and video calling features that nobody asked for.
This move is a part of the plan to transform the platform into an “everything app” like WeChat, following Elon Musk’s ambition.
X is rolling out audio and video calling features that nobody asked for.
This move is a part of the plan to transform the platform into an “everything app” like WeChat, following Elon Musk’s ambition.
Considering they can’t even handle user authentication properly, the idea that they can manage a reliable audio/video infrastructure is laughable.
Right? Video calling is a whole different level of server requirements, real time bandwidth, processing power on audio and video compression for both ends of the conversation. For a dude that doesn’t like to pay his debts, I wonder who’s going to be leasing him the hardware and space.
I wonder if they’ll just use WebRTC and use peer-to-peer. Which is you know, revolutionary… cough
I mean how many users would use this? It’s not that hard to maintain infrastructure that can hold 5-6 concurrent calls