It's about time. The IPv6 standard was published 20 years ago.
Have all the privacy issues with IPv6 been addressed by most systems/infrastructures people encounter?
A naked, public facing (world reachable) IPv6 is a privacy issue - if somebody knows the context of multiple IPv6 addresses in your environment with regard to how they interface it can be worse. With sufficient best practices and a well thought out environment it is just as secure as IPv4; no more no less.
> With sufficient best practices and a well thought out environment it is just as secure as IPv4
Yeah, but that doesn't answer my question.
Lol.
All ip4 packets should be redirected to /dev/easterbunny