Not always though. Lower end VPS providers seem to be moving towards placing you on a shared /64. I run into issues on a particular Digital Ocean instance of

Not always though. Lower end VPS providers seem to be moving towards placing you on a shared /64. I run into issues on a particular Digital Ocean instance of mine where my IPv6 allocation is something like a /112 and it gets swept up in bans on the parent /64 because of other's bad behavior. Then you have other providers like Vultr that do weird things like not statically route your /64 prefix to your instance which kind of defeats the entire point of having a /64.