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As much as I love and use IPv6 every day as my primary payload protocol (and have done so for 10+ years) - I find it dubious that, "The graph shows the percenta

As much as I love and use IPv6 every day as my primary payload protocol (and have done so for 10+ years) - I find it dubious that, "The graph shows the percentage of users that access Google over IPv6." - Really, 20% of people are now connecting to Google over IPv6? If so, that's awesome and presumably a side effect of Comcast giving everyone IPv6 addresses.

simias 9y ago
What do you find dubious exactly? Why would Google lie about that? It doesn't sound that hard to believe, all it takes is a few big ISPs starting to enable IPv6 by default.
- renesd 9y ago
  Google isn't even accessible in the biggest country with the most people on the internet. So the HN title is misleading, in that it isn't 20% worldwide. Mods, please fix the title?
  - ko27 9y ago
    "in that it isn't 20% worldwide." You don't know that, even when you count in more Chinese people it could still not change the world average. The title is fine since it represents an extremely big sample on the most visited page on the Internet.
    - londons_explore 9y ago
      Baidu.com is the most visited page though...
      - pcr0 9y ago
        Not sure where you got that from. Alexa rankings show google.com as #1 and baidu.com as #4. http://www.alexa.com/topsites http://www.alexa.com/topsites
        earenndil 9y ago
        He probably means most visited site in china.
kalleboo 9y ago
> If so, that's awesome and presumably a side effect of Comcast giving everyone IPv6 addresses. As well as Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile wireless. Mobile usage is huge.