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Doesn't the same idea apply for normal IPs (non-mobile IPs)? Our computers also don't get their separate IPv4 address. We use NATs. So how can someone block our
by AlexanderTheGr8 5y ago
Doesn't the same idea apply for normal IPs (non-mobile IPs)? Our computers also don't get their separate IPv4 address. We use NATs. So how can someone block our computer specifically without blocking dozens of innocent people using the same public IPv4 address?
Basically what's different about mobile and laptop IPs?
- mike_d 5y agoCGNAT is done at a ridiculously large scale in mobile networks. Your home or local coffee shop might have 10-20 users max behind a single IP. A mobile network on the other hand might put most a small-medium city behind 3 or 4 IPs.