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"No one can have glass windows in their homes, because a few people like to walk around naked at home, and they're worried about their privacy."
or
"You can't have steak, because if a baby were to eat it, they might choke."
> Right now CDNs provide this privacy
Nothing at all stops you using CDNs with IPv6.
> Also IPv6 is fundamentally not ready for real world use within small/medium businesses and homes IMO.
The protocol has been ready for 10+ years. I'm on an IPv6-enabled home network right now, and it works just fine.
As for the rest of your arguments: They're a side-effect of there being insufficient pressure on ISPs to do their jobs.
If public cloud providers primarily used IPv6, that would very rapidly force ISPs to get their act together and fix their woeful IPv6 support!
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"No one can have glass windows in their homes, because a few people like to walk around naked at home, and they're worried about their privacy."
or
"You can't have steak, because if a baby were to eat it, they might choke."
> Right now CDNs provide this privacy
Nothing at all stops you using CDNs with IPv6.
> Also IPv6 is fundamentally not ready for real world use within small/medium businesses and homes IMO.
The protocol has been ready for 10+ years. I'm on an IPv6-enabled home network right now, and it works just fine.
As for the rest of your arguments: They're a side-effect of there being insufficient pressure on ISPs to do their jobs.
If public cloud providers primarily used IPv6, that would very rapidly force ISPs to get their act together and fix their woeful IPv6 support!