Can Android apps use WebRTC, or is WebRTC only available in browsers?
If Android apps can use WebRTC, how can it be blocked per app or system-wide to prevent IP or network leaks?
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WebRTC is a protocol, you can use it in both web apps and mobile apps.
If I remember well it was used as a trick from Facebook to leak personal data using the SDP.
Thanks. WebRTC-related IP leaks can occur when using a proxy. I’m searching for a method to disable WebRTC per application or across the entire system when using VPN