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Zooming right in the peaks in IPv6 are on Saturdays. So it's probably people at home or on their mobiles more at the weekend, more at work the rest of the week.
by rjmunro 3y ago
Zooming right in the peaks in IPv6 are on Saturdays. So it's probably people at home or on their mobiles more at the weekend, more at work the rest of the week.
I'm surprised that it falls back pretty equally on Fridays and Sundays, though. Maybe this is an artefact of the timezone they are operating in - some of the Friday traffic is actually Saturday, some of the Sunday traffic has gone to Saturday.
- toyg 3y agoThe islamic holy day is Friday, so some countries probably have a Friday-Saturday weekend break.
- Izkata 3y ago> or on their mobiles more at the weekend Other comments are pointing out it's much much easier to migrate mobile to ipv6 than it is to migrate desktop, so I'm thinking it's more likely this than the other possibilities.