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> obscures which natural person is responsible for any given household traffic IPv6 has roughly the same level of privacy; your client device's IPv6 address ch
by eqvinox 3y ago
> obscures which natural person is responsible for any given household traffic
IPv6 has roughly the same level of privacy; your client device's IPv6 address changes every few hours. Yes there's a minor loss since an association can be made during those hours, but arguably with the generally low number of people sharing a household internet connection I don't think it's a huge difference.
- sylware 3y agoIf mobile internet carriers get a specific IPv6 address slice and do what they already do with phone numbers, you could have a mobile non-changing IPv6 routed roughly efficiently, that globally. Actually, this should be a base service of mobile internet. The various carrier peerings will define how "efficiently" your traffic is routed (realtime audio/video...). The blocker is the billing scheme I guess (as usual...).