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Do not store sessions not in call as old sessions
The old sessions are used to know which connections need to be ended
because they are no longer in the call. However, if a participant is no
longer in the call but there was no connection yet then there is no
connection that needs to be ended; any existing connection will be added
when looping through the connection list, and if it needs to be stopped
it will be found when substracting the sessions that are currently in
the call.

The old sessions are also used to find the new sessions in the call. Due
to an issue in how that is computed "newSessions" currently store the
sessions in the call rather than only the new sessions (this will be
addressed in a following commit). Nevertheless, in both cases any
session not in the call for which there is no connection either will not
make any difference in the computed "newSessions" (as they are mutually
exclusive, so they will never be removed from "newSessions" when
substracting the old sessions).

Due to all that it is not needed to store sessions not in call as old
sessions / sessions to end.

Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
2022-10-13 15:23:54 +02:00
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Nextcloud Talk is a fully on-premises audio/video and chat communication service. It features web and mobile apps and is designed to offer the highest degree of security while being easy to use.

Nextcloud Talk lowers the barrier for communication and lets your team connect any time, any where, on any device, with each other, customers or partners.

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Because it is self hosted!!! Audio/video calls and text chat typically require a central server. Some projects go commendably far in trying to ensure they can't see the data, so nobody, not government, advertising company or somebody who broke in the servers, can follow conversations. But the servers still have to mediate every call and text message, allowing them to map out who talks to who and at what time. This 'metadata' is as useful, if not more, to track people, than the full content, especially for mass surveillance purposes. Even if the data is not stored by the chat server, the hosting provider or a hacker could simply gather the data.

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