I tried living on IPv6 for a day, and here's what happened

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sybercecurity · 10h ago

Thread was pretty much a greenfield deployment at the time, so it use of IPv6 was easy to specify. There was now legacy IPv4 to support or otherwise it would probably be a mess as well.

WarOnPrivacy · 7h ago

turning off IPv4 ... was harder than I expected it would be

This is followed by reasonable reasons they struggled to unwind themselves from IPv4 (for the experiment) - but eventually got it worked out.

Conversely: When I hotspot from my phone, T-Mobile frequently makes that an IPv6-only experience.

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I tried living on IPv6 for a day, and here's what happened

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