Efforts to get ipv6 rolled out faster and easier are imho good. Though, not sure if this actually helps. I am not a fan of using hardware/mac addresses in ip a

Efforts to get ipv6 rolled out faster and easier are imho good. Though, not sure if this actually helps. I am not a fan of using hardware/mac addresses in ip addresses, in my opinion its a big security/privacy issue. Tracking, hardware details leaking etc. And somehow i think ipv10 will make the migration for some parties even less of a priority or less urge to 'finish' it. I think if they really want to 'promote' and accelerate IPv6 rollout... Facebook and Instagram should have ipv6 days only. E.g. one day in the week or month, you can only connect with facebook/instagram over ipv6; then you'll see how fast endusers will want to be on ipv6 (and once all endusers are dual stacked.. parties can slowly start disabling ipv4 all together). And then i assume the ipv4 only parties will make a bit of a hurry getting their ipv6 in order.