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true, though i would guess that's mostly phones and it seems to be stagnating

• orangeboats 3y ago
  APNIC stats show that assigned IPv6 /32 prefixes are still growing YoY. Wouldn't call that stagnating. https://rex.apnic.net/statistics?allocationType=asn,ipv4,ipv6&from=1982-12-13&to=2024-04-15&interval=year&rir=apnic,afrinic,arin,lacnic,ripencc https://rex.apnic.net/statistics?allocationType=asn,ipv4,ipv...
  • sambazi 3y ago
    was referring to the google stats, which seems to be approaching 50% v6
• izacus 3y ago
  And those phones are behind an equivalence of CGNAT so the whole dream of "no NAT" is utterly not true for most IPv6 deployments.
  • welterde 3y ago
    Only for IPv4 destinations however, where there is no other way. For IPv6 destinations it's just native connectivity with no NAT.
    • izacus 3y ago
      Through a stateful firewall which blocks all incoming connections, completely invalidating "every device accessible" tenet of IPv6 and bringin zero value to the actual customers.