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IPv6 is more like /64 is an IP. Most ISP assign a /56 or /60 to the customer, you can just disregard all the other bits and basically have something like an IPv
by nisa 2y ago
IPv6 is more like /64 is an IP. Most ISP assign a /56 or /60 to the customer, you can just disregard all the other bits and basically have something like an IPv4 equivalent.
- topranks 2y agoTrue. It’s kind of the reverse of IPv4. In v4 you could have a million people behind one address. In v6 you at maximum have one person behind an address, but that one person may actually be using a million addresses.
- prasadjoglekar 2y agoExactly. IP is but one element of the fingerprint. Browser, OS, language etc. all make it quite possible to reassociate a user to a different IP v4 or 6; just takes a bit of time and processing.