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> Accept the fact that while IPv6 may seem scary to some, it's the way we _must_ move. IPv6 availability is far from universal. I have 8 fiber ISPs to choose f
by WarOnPrivacy 3y ago
> Accept the fact that while IPv6 may seem scary to some, it's the way we _must_ move.
IPv6 availability is far from universal. I have 8 fiber ISPs to choose from. Zero of them offer IPv6.
- topranks 3y agoThe point is it’s not terribly difficult for them to offer it if they chose. That said I don’t feel there is any meaningful technical barrier to using 240/4.
- hyc_symas 3y agoIt took many years before mobile carriers in the US supported IPv6. I don't think any carriers here in Ireland do. My gigabit fiber provider only supports IPv4. Granted, they're just a VNO, using PPPoE on top of Eircom's network. Eir supports IPv6 if you subscribe to them directly, but their customer service is nonexistent and you'll be waiting over a year just for them to hook you up. For now I stay with the VNO because they have excellent customer service, except for not having an answer for me every time I ask them when they'll support v6.