CG NAT is a solution for ISPs that don't have enough IPv4 addresses to give to their customers. It's not security nor a service. And also breaks a lot of use c

CG NAT is a solution for ISPs that don't have enough IPv4 addresses to give to their customers. It's not security nor a service. And also breaks a lot of use cases like P2P VoIP/gaming etc. I assume if the ISP gives you an IPv6 subnet, you'd disable it? Or if you can't do that, switch ISP?