Now price for IPv4 has to go really up so internet providers feel it and start rolling IPv6 to household routers.
But they will probably just up prices for the end users.
Though I think mobile providers are already having a lot of IPv6.
But they will probably just up prices for the end users.
Though I think mobile providers are already having a lot of IPv6.
Unfortunately, they use CGNAT which is a nightmare for anyone who uses the internet.
I pay them £5 per month to lease an IPv4 address rather than sit behind the CGNAT sharing the IP with all of my neighbors.