I feel that one of the most important things to get out of the way are the truths of many, many claims and misnomers that are floating around on social media - no doubt a common issue with very rapid adoption of a complex tool. We'll do this Snopes.com style. Here are some, in no particular order: Claim: "You Can't Use WiFi with JamKazam" Status: Partly true Explanation: Well, you CAN use WiFi. But it's better if you use an ethernet cable. For starters, the nature of WiFi is that it tends to deliver packets via different physical transmission paths, which causes them to arrive in the wrong order. On the other side, these packets have to be queuing them into a buffer (temporary holding tank for data), and reassembled into a contiguous stream. Then they are released for you to hear. Ethernet cables require less of this action to be required, so JamKazam uses a smaller buffer, and therefore you end up with lower latency. Now consider that most people have
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