In general, UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is faster than TCP (Transmission Control Protocol). This is because with UDP, when your device sends data to the server, it doesn’t want confirmation from the server that the data was received. This means the sending device doesn’t pause or slow down to ensure each piece of data arrives successfully. This is different from TCP, where each packet of data sent requires a confirmation of receipt, ensuring that it’s sent in the exact form and order as intended, but at the cost of speed.