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Must be nice living in a post 1995 country... theres only 1 or 2 ISPs in Australia that support ipv6...
Lol, I have heard some ISP horror stories from the Down Under.
I am fortunate enough that my country's government has been forcing ISPs to implement IPv6 in their backbone infrastructure, so nowadays all I have to really do is to flick a switch on the router (unfortunately many routers still turn off IPv6 by default) to get an IPv6 connection.
Yeah the internet services here are really stuck in the past. Hard to tell if theyre taking advantage of the scarcity of ipv4 addresses to make more money somehow, or of theyre just too fuckn lazy
I’m guessing they’re on CG-NAT and someone upstairs thinks staying ipv4 reduces customer support costs.
Being put on CGNAT without IPv6 is terrifying.
Aussie supports full IPv6 and provide a /48