So what? The Linux kernel already supports NAT66. Android uses the Linux kernel. I use Tailscale and when I use an IPv6-only node as the exit node, NAT66 is bei

So what? The Linux kernel already supports NAT66. Android uses the Linux kernel. I use Tailscale and when I use an IPv6-only node as the exit node, NAT66 is being used. Use `ip6tables -t nat -vnL` to check. You can also grep for `v6nat = true` in Tailscale logs. It's those purists at Google that decide that NAT66 is evil and should not be used and therefore they have chosen not to support stateful DHCPv6.