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> Apple's App store requires apps to support IPv6-only networks. I read that and thought "huh, is that recent?" and found posts that were 9 years old about it.

> Apple's App store requires apps to support IPv6-only networks. I read that and thought "huh, is that recent?" and found posts that were 9 years old about it. I guess apps just have to work on an IPv6-only network but I'm honestly surprised my apps do. I don't test in IPv6, my home network has it disabled, most of my servers don't have anything for IPv6 that I know of. Odd.

ianburrell 2y ago
If you use the official network API, don't go out of way to use the old one, any app should support IPv6.
- Arnavion 2y ago
  As long as the the servers they talk to have v6 addresses. Or does Apple implement some DNS64+NAT64 / 464XLAT setup transparently in its OSes too?
  - mcpherrinm 2y ago
    I think Apple tests on "IPv6 Only" networks that have DNS64/NAT64 to reach v4 servers
  - jcgl 2y ago
    They do implement a CLAT, both in iOS and macOS afaiu.