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by wolvoleo 83 days ago
That's only if you are behind CGNAT though. My fixed ISP doesn't use it.
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mrsssnake 83 days ago
Even without CGNAT you'll only get one IPv4 address forcing a absurd amount of workarounds to be usable, that are mostly hidden in firmwares but sill there.
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Plasmoid 83 days ago
Yet.

Many ISPs are pushing v4 users into CGNAT so they're easier and cheaper to manage.

This is a big reason why Netflix and YouTube are on v6. To avoid the cost of service over v4.

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