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> It's probably harder to tie devices in a single household together with IPv6 than with IPv4, or so they think So I wonder if this means it is harder to ID th
by jmclnx 4y ago
> It's probably harder to tie devices in a single household together with IPv6 than with IPv4, or so they think
So I wonder if this means it is harder to ID the consumer with IPv6 ?
- megous 4y agoIt's easier. You'd be using SLAAC and your devices would have globally unique IP address based on the MAC address of their network interface.
- outworlder 4y agoExpect that some systems use random temporary IPv6 exactly to make it harder to track (even Windows)
- megous 4y agoProbably not very helpful against adversary device (like Roku) running on the same LAN.