[yjftsjthsd-h]

> Literary, every modern ISP

This is either factually incorrect, or else you're using a definition of "modern" that excludes a substantial portion of real world isps.

[mrweasel]

It in fact excludes most ISPs in many countries.

[zzzcpan]

To be precise this excludes 75% of all autonomous systems in the world, which is at least 75% of all ISPs plus those that connect to 25% of IPv6 capable autonomous systems, but still don't use IPv6. So we are talking like 80% of all ISPs in the world.

[joeseeder]

every ipv4 only isp is legacy, not modern

basically they are the edissons of electricity boom era when AC was becoming the new standard for power transfer

[ben0x539]

Not the truely Scottish ISPs. :>

[joeseeder]

yup, modern is a qualification meaning that they support current internet standards, not only legacy

as per internet standards/rfc’s IPv4 is a legacy protocol, so every ISP limiting it’s customers to only this veraion is not considered modern