My ISP doesn't even support IPv6 ever since they enabled CGNAT. Prior I have had issues with IPv6 breaking the internet (due to poor or buggy adoption) and int

My ISP doesn't even support IPv6 ever since they enabled CGNAT. Prior I have had issues with IPv6 breaking the internet (due to poor or buggy adoption) and interestingly I've had no issues with CGNAT when I was expecting issues, so I'm not convinced how important IPv6 is right now, really. (For those who haven't heard of CGNAT, it's basically a system where for residential grade connections multiple houses/connections are allocated to the same IPv4 address and the ISP hardware will manage some state internally to keep track of where each packet should go. The downsides of CGNAT are often exaggerated because 99% of P2P applications already use NAT hole punching instead of port forwarding anyway, which is fully compatible with CGNAT)