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It's not really, since an IPv6 /64 prefix has one customer behind it while a CGNAT has N customers.
by wmf 3y ago
It's not really, since an IPv6 /64 prefix has one customer behind it while a CGNAT has N customers.
- kemotep 3y agoI mean people are just going to log into their gmail account in their chrome browser and it doesn’t matter if you change IP’s every single minute, that identity isn’t changing as often and the relevant information Google wants will be tracked.