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Android and iOS have pressure on app developers to support IPv6 or at the very least function on 464XLAT. On home broadband people could connect anything includ
by supertrope 1y ago
Android and iOS have pressure on app developers to support IPv6 or at the very least function on 464XLAT. On home broadband people could connect anything including programs that use literal IPv4 addresses and break on 464XLAT. Things like corporate VPNs, Skype, online gaming. Ironically these services would benefit the most from supporting IPv6 but they've evolved to deal with IPv4 NAT to the extent that they've become dependent on IPv4 connectivity.
- bcrl 1y agoGreat: your client device supports IPv6 while your consumer networking gear does not. How's that going to work exactly?
- supertrope 1y agoMost people just use what their ISP issues. Comcast supports IPv6 and so does their CPE.