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Yes, CGNAT can't give you any protection against state actors. But if you are NOT under criminal investigation, having an IPv6 lets every single server on eart
by beagle3 2y ago
Yes, CGNAT can't give you any protection against state actors.
But if you are NOT under criminal investigation, having an IPv6 lets every single server on earth know who you are so they can correlate and profile you. That's happening with or without IPv6 of course, but is much less reliable through CGNAT - and essentially useless through a CGNAT if you have proper fingerprinting/cookie/js/3rd party protection. But if you HAVE IPv6, there is nothing you can do to remain anonymous except e.g. Tor.