If you turn on nerd mode, they offer /48 IPv6 prefixes to customers as a standard feature. That means they have a true /32. Most consumer IPv6 infra, if it exis

If you turn on nerd mode, they offer /48 IPv6 prefixes to customers as a standard feature. That means they have a true /32. Most consumer IPv6 infra, if it exists at all, is /60 or /56 which really is kinda measly.