Indian ISPs: We already give govt full access to web traffic

Re:Indian ISPs: We already give govt full access to web traffic by huggingmouth on Thursday November 10, 2022 @10:02AM (#33547447)

Wouldn't people just continue using consumer-grade routers which operate their own nat anyway? Even with ipv6, the traffic generated by all hosts behind a single isp subscription would appear to originate from a single ipv6 host, no?

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Re:Indian ISPs: We already give govt full access to web traffic by staringback on Thursday November 10, 2022 @10:08AM (#33547553)

I highly doubt any consumer grade router is using NAT66. You shouldn't use NAT whatsoever with IPv6 and doing so is just asking for client's network functionality to break.

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Re:Indian ISPs: We already give govt full access to web traffic by fomine3 on Thursday November 10, 2022 @09:30PM (#33556650)

People who live in developing country like India may use internet connection with CGNAT even for residential connection.

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