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China is aiming for 100% in 2025 according to APNIC, so they've got some ways to go from the 0.53% seen by Google. Is the great firewall ipv4 only perhaps?
by hansjorg 6y ago
China is aiming for 100% in 2025 according to APNIC, so they've got some ways to go from the 0.53% seen by Google.
Is the great firewall ipv4 only perhaps?
- BadBadJellyBean 6y agoGoogle is blocked in China. So I guess not a lot of traffic is coming from Chinese IPs.
- skissane 6y agoWhere is the Chinese traffic Google is seeing coming from then? I wonder if anyone is exempt from the Great Firewall? What about senior officials including Xi himself? I’m sure if he asked for unfiltered Internet he’d get it.
- _-___________-_ 6y agoSome Google properties work in China, and some blocked properties do work very occasionally.
- hansjorg 6y agoGoogle has a lot of services and landing pages though, is everything completely blocked?
- _-___________-_ 6y agoNo.
- Dagger2 6y agoThat would just lower the number of samples though. For the blocking to drive the v6 percentage down, it would have to happen more often on v6 than on v4. ...which is certainly possible, but just "Google is blocked" alone doesn't cover it.
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- _-___________-_ 6y agoI used to live in China a few years ago, and my 4G devices always had IPv6 addresses, as well as my home connections on the two ISPs I used.