Surely, privacy minded people will find a way around those, but out of the box ipv6 is a privacy regression for the reasons listed above
Surely, privacy minded people will find a way around those, but out of the box ipv6 is a privacy regression for the reasons listed above
Use random addresses, no further words needed. If you are actually that paranoid, feel free to use stateless translation to change the host part of the IP.
>Also, the geo-location accuracy using ipv4 is at the level of a city. With ipv6 you can get to a geolocation accuracy of a building block and confidently target individual devices within ones home network since they will use
Unless your ISP is announcing unique /48s of individual building block, no. If your home router gets a static IPv4 address, the same problem prevails, not relevant.
>Surely, privacy minded people will find a way around those, but out of the box ipv6 is a privacy regression for the reasons listed above
Out of the box IPv6 offers the same privacy regressions as the original IPv4 before we fucked it to high hell. NAPT is a royal pain for any P2P protocol.
There are people who already use ipv6 on their routers/pcs/mobiles and they don't even know it.