WebRTC stands for Web Real-Time Communication. It can be defined as an open-source protocol. It was built by Google back in the year 2011. Not only does WebRTC enable real-time communication but also data sharing between different browsers and devices. It tends to empower peer-to-peer communication in web browsers and devices by leveraging application programming interfaces. 


Gone are the days when you needed external plugins to conduct virtual communications. WebRTC involves voice, video, and data transfers and clears the way for two-way communication between two web browsers. A simple WebRTC video, audio, or data sharing technology empowers users to access the camera and microphone on their phone and laptop. It also enables entire screen display and remote screen recording. In a nutshell, WebRTC has been a boon to corporate businesses when it comes to conducting interactions in a virtual setup. 


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