alt Hacker News> the whole point is that they are a pain to block
What makes them a pain to block? Angry users or some central database that lists these addresses as "do not block"?
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marcthe12 • last Saturday at 3:49 AM
Since cgnat means NATing a huge number of legimate device to a single ip. So angry users is the answer. Also note mobile users are usually the cgnat.
> What makes them a pain to block?
Not wanting to cut off access to your users from, for example, every AT&T device (and their MVNOs).