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IPv6 is basically on mobile providers shoulders right now, in my opinion. At some point it will go from opt-in to required, and later from required to the only
by xaduha 6y ago
IPv6 is basically on mobile providers shoulders right now, in my opinion. At some point it will go from opt-in to required, and later from required to the only option.
And while it's not like mobile users use old sites much, but if you want them to have the ability to access yours, then you'll make sure it has IPv6 as well.
- WorldMaker 6y agoSeveral mobile providers have already gone past the "required" to the "only option" stage. There hasn't been major outages because the mobile OSes adapted just fine and NAT64 seems to work alright. We've crossed the point that most of the consumer internet is IPv6 by default. It's enterprise and other similar VPN adoption that has lagged behind, generally intentionally as businesses worry that IPv6 is harder to secure and have cultural momentum behind years of IPv4 security knowledge.