Is there a roadmap to have it enabled? Is there a way that tech savy users have it enabled and don't have to suffer sometimes several NAT layers (normally I would get a public IP, but sometimes I have got an Intranet one). Not a good experience, and doesn't need to be that way.
Come on, according to Google already over 50% of the Internet traffic is already IPv6, IPv4 is not now the most popular protocol. And clearly the mobile users even more reason to be on it, or is it anyone using it's phone looking at NAT issues or what type of IP address they have?
Not a gamer myself... but for gamers, what sense it is using IPv4? Same connection, same cable, same computer... see the reductions in latency due to using IPv6.
PD: precissely today I can see my network connection, 13 hours with a 10.52.X.X. You have a audio on the support, about "we know that customers are having issues, bla, bla".
The normal price of the connection is 57€/month. And you are getting a local network IP, double NAT (at least):
- Issues with extra latency, really?
- Issues with connections, calls, games breaking up, really?
- Issues with tunnels stopping suddenly, really?
- Issues with BGP routing tables, really?
We do understand that you "can't" paint IP addresses. I do understand that people don't want to learn IPv6. But please at least can you have an alternative APN IPv6 only for the ones of us that don't want that much statefullness required to connect to the Internet? Please consider.
