> I wish I could switch my network to all IPv6 and use NAT64/DNS64, but Android, the world's most popular OS, purposefully disables DHCPv6.

It does not "disable" DHCPv6. It does not support DHCPv6. Android (really Lorenzo Colitti) in/famously WONTFIX adding DHCPv6 client support:

* https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/36949085

Of course after over a decade of denying that Android needs some kind of DHCP in IPv6, it seems that Android may finally be getting some kind of solution:

* https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/09/simplifyin...

* Via: https://blog.ipspace.net/2025/09/android-dhcpv6-prefix-deleg...

Hopefully, having admitted (?) the error of their ways with being SLAAC-only they'll also add 'regular' DHCPv6 in addition to DHCPv6-PD.

Android supports SLAAC and has good support transitional tech like xlat464 and DHCP option 108.

I have used these on my network and office to move to IPv6-only for Android.

What about lack of DHCPv6 prevents you from using IPv6 on Android?

Android supports DHCPv6, just not stateful DHCPv6. You can give each device its own /64 or if you really want to track a devices usage you should use an authenticated layer on top of your base network.

Why can't you use stateless autoconfig?