alt Hacker NewsI don't want IPv6. Why would I? It's like a permanent global cookie. You're uniquely tagged and identifiable on every website you visit.
>it's in their best interest to ensure users can't host services without them.
They'll just keep blocking port 25. IPv6 won't change anything with regards to self hosting.
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farfatched • today at 7:59 AM
My OS gives me IPv6 privacy addresses out-the-box which rotate every few hours.
> You're uniquely tagged and identifiable on every website you visit.
Almost every modern OS enables IPv6 privacy extensions, ie address randomization, by default.