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The article briefly touches on this, but I'm mainly interested in IPv6 adoption for the possibilities it opens up in peer-to-peer communications by removing the
by abvdasker 11y ago
The article briefly touches on this, but I'm mainly interested in IPv6 adoption for the possibilities it opens up in peer-to-peer communications by removing the need for NAT. Imagine the possibilities if WebRTC didn't require the use of STUN/TURN/ICE servers to work properly and browsers could simply talk directly to one another.
- whistlerbrk 11y agoI think that is (tin foil hat) perhaps one of the reasons for the hold up. IPv6 makes true p2p possible and will open up a lot of pirating possibilities.