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Not to mention, if we're talking about IPv6 addresses, they often get allocated as /64 (or even /60 or /56) blocks. Such "anonymization" becomes useless at that
by flyinghamster 9y ago
Not to mention, if we're talking about IPv6 addresses, they often get allocated as /64 (or even /60 or /56) blocks. Such "anonymization" becomes useless at that point.