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by secret-noun
568 days ago
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I also experienced this in the US. My service provider does not provide IPv6, so I used HE's tunnels. Even though it's v4 under the hood, I wanted to see what the illusion of v6 felt like. I turned it off after a few days because of the same side-effects that you mention. I am surprised. I guess, even with an an address space so wide that you can almost randomly choose one that is free, websites are still able to identify certain types of actors. I'd imagine that the heuristic is more of an allowlist in IPv6, versus a blocklist in IPv4. |
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