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I don't know what you mean by "mainstream", but what I understand by it ipv6 is mainstream since quite a while. It has an adoption rate of around 50% in the wes

by 1ris 5y ago

I don't know what you mean by "mainstream", but what I understand by it ipv6 is mainstream since quite a while. It has an adoption rate of around 50% in the western world and signifiant places outside of it (SA,India, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Brazil)

ayushnix 5y ago
I don't know of a single ISP in India which offers functional IPv6 in broadband connections. I won't consider 4G because it's almost useless (at least in India) for doing anything serious.
- unmole 5y ago
  Jio Fibre does. ACT used to in some places but it's inconsistent.
  - ayushnix 5y ago
    Last I checked, IPv6 on JioFibre was broken and I couldn't get a publicly discoverable IPv6 address. Have things changed?
    - maccolgan 5y ago
      Yes, JioFibre now (?) offers fully functional IPv6 all across the board, even in the most rural of places.
- maccolgan 5y ago
  Airtel certainly does in some places.
  - ayushnix 5y ago
    I checked my Airtel Fibre connection, IPv6 is explicitly disabled by Airtel and there's no option to enable it.
lanna 5y ago
> in the western world and signifiant places outside of it (SA,India, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Brazil) Brazil is western