Wikiwoop Documentations

6 - REAL-TIME COMMUNICATIONS

A decentralized chat/messaging network is comparable to any other chat network with the addition of decentralized servers, where members can join the rooms created by the community and any member can create their own private and public rooms. Members can communicate with anyone in any room and engage in both private and public instant chat. Members can host their own rooms giving them control over all of their data. Also, the members can connect to any third-party chat network using the Wikiwoop bridge network. Each message that is sent in a room is synchronized to all of the other servers that participate in that room. If one server goes offline, all other participants in the conversation can carry on, and all of the communications that were missed while the server was down will be sent once it is back online. No server, third party, or single proxy can read any communication as all communications are encrypted end to end, making them secure and confidential.

Decentralized Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) communications, VoIP is the transmission of voice and multimedia content over an internet connection and peer-to-peer connection (P2P). The VoIP solution allows you to make voice calls from your Wikiwoop Social Community App. Some of the features will be implemented such as local and international calls, call recording, custom caller ID, or voicemail to e-mail and a decentralized phone number.