Doing lots of tests with web connections on Android. It does seem like there is a limit on how many parallel websockets each phone can handle. And it is quite low.
Which is obvious in hindsight, but really interesting too see how one app can affect another app's loading performance when both are used at the same time. Even Google apps on Google phones are affected.
Year another case for local relays.
Vitor Pamplona
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