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Just switched off IPv6 on home network…and that fixed multiple hard to troubleshoot issues I’ve been having. (Eg specific parts of some iPhone apps not loading)
by Havoc 2y ago
Just switched off IPv6 on home network…and that fixed multiple hard to troubleshoot issues I’ve been having. (Eg specific parts of some iPhone apps not loading)
As much as I want to love it…still more hassle than it’s worth
- orangeboats 2y agoI wonder how whether it's that turning off IPv6 actually improved your connection or just the good old restart-o-jutsu showing its powers again. Many routers soft-reboot or, at the very least, reestablish internet connection which often fixes stuff. I have enabled IPv6 for years and my conclusion is that IPv6 is never the problem. People simply never consider whether there is a confounding variable involved, and immediately jump to the conclusion that disabling IPv6 == problem solved.
- Havoc 2y agoI tried rebooting all the network gear before that. And yeah also had it on for years. Dunno what changed My ipv6 was likely misconfigured but I have no idea how to troubleshoot that so now it’s just off