I recently moved to West Virginia (fairly rural state) where there's only one real choice for broadband ISP at my house (Spectrum), and it supports IPv6. AWS j

I recently moved to West Virginia (fairly rural state) where there's only one real choice for broadband ISP at my house (Spectrum), and it supports IPv6. AWS just started charging for IPv4 addresses in February of this year, though in practice, I think this pushed people to "hoard IPv4 less" rather than "use IPv6 more." I know it's far more common for mobile / cellular ISPs, and I know Apple's been pretty strict about IPv6 compatibility in apps for quite some time for that reason. Seems like a slow march in the right direction, at least from what I can tell.