> Why do people keep treating "you get your own unique IP address when browsing" as if it were an advantage? The original tenet of the internet pretty much hin

> Why do people keep treating "you get your own unique IP address when browsing" as if it were an advantage? The original tenet of the internet pretty much hinged on the idea that every person with a computer can host/self-publish information as well as consume other people's information in a distributed way. They will not have to depend on a centralized publishing authority. I think v6 could have enabled this