> If you want to pick on a company for hogging IPv4 space, pick on Apple. They have a /8 and probably aren't using any of it. Most (if not all) of Apple's infr

> If you want to pick on a company for hogging IPv4 space, pick on Apple. They have a /8 and probably aren't using any of it. Most (if not all) of Apple's infrastructure uses their /8 block. With Apple Park they've moved to using a 10/8 with NAT for talking to the outside. Between iCloud, iTMS/App Store, and iMessage Apple's got a non-trivial amount of global network infrastructure beyond just their corporate network. So I guess be mad at Apple for using their IP space?