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> If they do, I feel like that would be very surprising behavior that should be considered a bug, Not really. Since VPNs have many different purposes (privacy
by chimeracoder 11y ago
> If they do, I feel like that would be very surprising behavior that should be considered a bug,
Not really. Since VPNs have many different purposes (privacy is only one, and arguably not even the most common one), disabling all IPv6 traffic whenever a v4-only VPN is enabled may be a bad default for other use cases. In fact, I would be rather surprised if they did this (though pleasantly surprised).
- X-Istence 11y agoThey don't do this, it follows the route tables for the appropriate protocol. If you are v4 VPN connected the VPN overwrites the route table, but v6 will be unencumbered.