> telecoms that deal with consumers have at best 0 (zero) incentive to deploy ipv6 unless there's regulatory pressure. I don't think this is true. The IPv4 add

> telecoms that deal with consumers have at best 0 (zero) incentive to deploy ipv6 unless there's regulatory pressure. I don't think this is true. The IPv4 address exhaustion is still a problem and it's getting worse, and telecoms which also provide internet services need to allocate addresses to their clients. With the 5G rollout these telecoms need to make room for new devices, and that's not feasible with IPv4.