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Realm vs custom sync layer: which is better for control?

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Answer:
A custom sync layer gives the most control - you shape your own server logic, data transfers, conflict handling, and security. Realm's sync is fast and built-in, but it keeps logic and scaling in Realm's cloud, limiting deep customisations. Custom sync is more complicated, but full control suits complex, specialised use cases.

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