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I have a few react native image components that simultaneously fetch their url from a db, and the urls are Amazon cloudfront urls on top of s3 storage. But the images take a significant time to load. Snapchat, which runs on AWS and GCP loads successive videos super fast, so they must be doing something more than using cloudfront. How can I improve the image loading speeds to Snapchat, TikTok levels?
off the top of my head: optimize your images - CDN won't help you if your files are big
The files are compressed as much as possible without losing considerable visual quality