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by tormeh
996 days ago
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It's not that people dislike IPv6 or like IPv4, it's that network people are comfortable with IPv4 and all the extra tech surrounding it. They know it works, so there's no technological risk. There's nothing new to learn. It's cheap. There's nothing your average business wants to do that can't be done on IPv4 that can on IPv6. The ROI of just paying for IPv4 addresses and associated tech/services is undeniable. |
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Yes, for some who understand and have tested it, we do not like or want IPv6, it has no privacy when the device's IP is public on the Internet 24/7. No privacy extensions fix this. Test it, it's not difficult, disable IPv6 in your home router, wait a few hours, the kids will be complaining their search results are messed up, that's just the start of the indication that the advertisers now have a veil where with IPv6 they had clear fully trackable results.