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My experience is this is no longer a problem. Ever since the US gov legalized data mining/spying/tracking I have not had my residential IP change. I think its
by citizenpaul 2y ago
My experience is this is no longer a problem. Ever since the US gov legalized data mining/spying/tracking I have not had my residential IP change. I think its more profitable to spy by essentially giving "free" static IPs to all customers.
- dharmab 2y agoMore likely your ISP uses CGNAT and your router's IP is not a "real" public IP address.