> Why do people keep treating "you get your own unique IP address when browsing" as if it were an advantage? The way I see it, NAT and IP address reuse (especia

> Why do people keep treating "you get your own unique IP address when browsing" as if it were an advantage? The way I see it, NAT and IP address reuse (especially together with some European countries' laws stipulating the address->identity mapping must be deleted within some time period) are the currently most widely rolled out privacy technology. ... Although IPv6 doesn't have NAT, per se, it does have Network Prefix Translation (NPTv6). And some VPN services (FrootVPN and Perfect Privacy, for example) have already implemented that.