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Almost half the world is using IPv6, according to Google's traffic statistics. In some countries it's 60%, 70%+ and I'm sure includes plenty of average guys.
by Symbiote 3y ago
Almost half the world is using IPv6, according to Google's traffic statistics. In some countries it's 60%, 70%+ and I'm sure includes plenty of average guys.
- multicast 3y agoGood point but there is still half of the worlds population missing which is due to missing auto configuration / proper support by the ISP. And I would guess that these numbers represent connections from home networks and not from people on the go using mobile data.
- trustingtrust 3y agoThis is mobile phones dominating that number. Almost every 4G / 5G phone right now uses a dual stack IPv4/6 connection. This is not necessarily problematic but home broadband is still lagging by a lot. I sometimes never get a prefix assigned. I have to redial PPPoE as IPv6 link uses IPv4 session. It's not plug and play for home broadband unless you use their modem router combo which has other issues.
- multicast 3y agoThat's interesting, thanks for sharing. I thought it is just the other way around.
- aesh2Xa1 3y agoCloudflare has data on this, but I'd like to see filters (is ipv6 and is mobile, for example). https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage