Re dynamic IPs: you may often get the same IP again on renewal. You might have more luck if you randomize MAC addresses, but it's certainly possible that they w

Re dynamic IPs: you may often get the same IP again on renewal. You might have more luck if you randomize MAC addresses, but it's certainly possible that they will keep giving the same IP to a given subscriber until they have their own reason to reallocate addresses (e.g. maybe so that a crashlooping router doesn't exhaust available leases for other subscribers). E.g. from this ad tech company[0] specializing in IP tracking (take it with a grain of salt): > In fact our research has discovered many homes that have theoretically dynamic IP’s, but have held the same IP for multiple years. Because of this recursive reassignment the typical location targeted by El Toro has held the same IP address for 7 months. 0: https://www.eltoro.com/how-long-does-an-ip-address-stay-attached-to-a-home-or-business/ https://www.eltoro.com/how-long-does-an-ip-address-stay-atta...