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IPv6 has already happened. Maybe "get rid of public IPv4 everywhere" isn't going to happen but mobile carriers already rely heavily on IPv6 NAT64 to avoid multi
by zamadatix 2y ago
IPv6 has already happened. Maybe "get rid of public IPv4 everywhere" isn't going to happen but mobile carriers already rely heavily on IPv6 NAT64 to avoid multi-layered IPv4 CG-NAT. It's where the majority of IPv6 traffic comes from and another one of the reasons we may not need "traditional" devices to get off IPv4.