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All this achieves is that for people who want to subnet /64 it is not possible on Android without manual setting of the address. (and only on android) Yeah and

by megous 4y ago

All this achieves is that for people who want to subnet /64 it is not possible on Android without manual setting of the address. (and only on android) Yeah and android doesn't support manual setting of the IPv6 address in the UI, lol. What an OS.

megous 4y ago
Well, some of Android. Huawei Honor phone happily accepts DHCPv6 issued addresses.
p1mrx 4y ago
On the other hand, it also prevents ISPs from subnetting /64. There are probably some who would give you a /120 if it worked, just to be dicks.
- megous 4y ago
  It does not. Competition prevents that. This just makes control over one's network harder in IPv6 case.
  - p1mrx 4y ago
    Haha, competition between ISPs. That's a good one.