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I mean, it's the same point, single address to single node, just more often, so need to identify more often. Minutes or less I guess would defeat tracking, but

I mean, it's the same point, single address to single node, just more often, so need to identify more often. Minutes or less I guess would defeat tracking, but then what's the point?, it's almost equivalent to NAT it still breaks reverse connectivity? and does it actually work? It also feels like a workaround for an oversight.

throw0101c 4y ago
> I mean, it's the same point, single address to single node, just more often, so need to identify more often. But how would they know it is to the same node? I have my DSL router-modem reboot every night, and I get all sorts of crazy results for ads: I'm in southern Ontario, as is my ISP, but they service folks in Quebec, and so sometimes I get Youtube ads in French since (per my IP) I'm "in" Quebec. Similarly with the reboot I get a new /64 prefix delegation (actually /56), so I would hazard to guess if IPv6 starts getting tracked, I'd get the same crazy results.