I like NAT and the associated partial anonymity it can provide. (At least, you may have to hit up multiple organizations, maybe in different countries, to trac

I like NAT and the associated partial anonymity it can provide. (At least, you may have to hit up multiple organizations, maybe in different countries, to trace the endpoint(s).) I'm not looking forward to IPv6 enabling/escalating yet another factor in tracking everything and everyone, online. Maybe this is a grossly (as in, large) wrong and ill-informed perspective, on my part. If so, please disabuse me of it. I remain concerned.