> If they cannot then it is not the internet. It's more akin to a 'web' only service. CGNAT means that the same is true of "mobile" connections in general, so

> If they cannot then it is not the internet. It's more akin to a 'web' only service. CGNAT means that the same is true of "mobile" connections in general, so it's not like Warp is changing anything for the worse here. Though the Tor network does allow you to host a .onion-linked service over such a connection, but that - while quite handy - seems more like a special case to me.