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Sam Altman
@sama
10 May 2014
didn't apple promise to open source the FaceTime protocol? what happened to that?
May 10, 2014 · 11:47 PM UTC
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Joel Esler
@JoelEsler
12 May 2014
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@sama
@xabean
seriously.
Ben Guild
@benguild
11 May 2014
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@sama
it's probably too looped into iCloud and Apple logins. The spam would be out of control if not linked to Apple hardware purchases.
Kevin Law
@kvnlw
10 May 2014
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@sama
We got
@tokbox
. No need.
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Paul Hontz
@startupfoundry
11 May 2014
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@sama
@zenmatt
FaceTime used to be completely p2p until they were sued (patent). Now they use an Apple MITM to initiate call.
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cxy.eth, music nerd
@cxy
10 May 2014
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@sama
FaceTime & iMessage are going to be the BBN of Apple.
Joe Schmitt
@josephschmitt
11 May 2014
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@sama
@DeMarko
lawyers happened.
Charles Buchler
@cbuchler
10 May 2014
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@sama
same goes for skype.
Phil Dennis-Jordan 😷
@pmjordan
11 May 2014
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@sama
apparently Steve's keynote was the first time the dev team had heard of that idea. Presumably the last, too.
Amir Malik
@ammmir
10 May 2014
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@sama
maybe FaceTime is a brand they don’t want to tarnish with buggy 3rd party federation/clients with poor UX…
Nicholas Brown
@nickbrown290
11 May 2014
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@sama
Apple? Lol. They hate making anything freely available.