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yeah on wifi, but if your home, its only your household. i thought cellular you get a unique ip? or does the cell operator hide your ip. i'm not aware how routi

by inesta 5y ago

yeah on wifi, but if your home, its only your household. i thought cellular you get a unique ip? or does the cell operator hide your ip. i'm not aware how routing on cellular works.

umanwizard 5y ago
> i thought cellular you get a unique ip? In the US at least, yes, because most cell providers switched to IPv6 long ago. In other places, carrier-grade NAT is widespread.
- jaywalk 5y ago
  CG-NAT is widespread in the US as well, but is only used when a site isn't reachable over IPv6.
  - umanwizard 5y ago
    True, but in this particular context the IPs would be unique, as Facebook has been IPv6-native for many years.