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>Apple mandated that all app in the iOS/mobile App Store had to support working on IPv6-only networks: 464XLAT is allowed, so ipv4-only services work fine.
by iqanq 5y ago
>Apple mandated that all app in the iOS/mobile App Store had to support working on IPv6-only networks:
464XLAT is allowed, so ipv4-only services work fine.
- zacwest 5y agoiPhones on T-Mobile do not use 464XLAT, they use native IPv6 only. Some system frameworks like URLSession can do the NAT64 translation of hard-coded IPv4 addresses but it still goes over IPv6. In the video linked above: https://youtu.be/nNMNglk_CvE?t=1651 https://youtu.be/nNMNglk_CvE?t=1651
- iqanq 5y agoPrecisely what I meant is that unless you use very low level networking functions in your app, you will have no problems with that requirement even if your server is ipv4-only, as is my case.