Browser Live Transcription - Protecting Your API Key
Blog post from Deepgram
This article discusses three approaches to protect your API key while using live transcription services from a web browser with Deepgram. The first approach involves creating and deleting keys on-demand, the second approach uses automatically-expiring keys, and the third approach sets up a server proxy to communicate with Deepgram instead of sending keys directly to the client. These methods help ensure that your Deepgram account remains secure while using live transcription services in web applications.
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