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Residential ISP policies on port filtering, NAT, and lack of IPv6 uptake are also to blame. The average consumer doesn’t care about any of that though, as long
by icedchai 5y ago
Residential ISP policies on port filtering, NAT, and lack of IPv6 uptake are also to blame. The average consumer doesn’t care about any of that though, as long as FB, Netflix, and a handful of other sites load. Today’s internet may as well be interactive TV.
- Karrot_Kream 5y agoAt least HTTP2, HTTP3, and overlay networks (like ZeroTier or Wireguard) are opening up ways to have actual peers on the internet behind NAT4.