Thank you. It's been a while since that paper was published )
I was interested in the number for Russia; 2 out of 4 mobile networks do not provide ipv6, and wired network ipv6 availability depends on provider; provider-supplied routers generally disable ipv6 anyway. So the 78% seems high.
Could be that this is measured from youtube; people use vpns to go there, and those typically have ipv6. That would mean that country is tracked by account, not source ip.
I don't know exactly how they _measure_ since I'm not working in IPv6 in Google anymore, but I know how we _measured_ when we started these stats:
https://research.google/pubs/evaluating-ipv6-adoption-in-the...
Thank you. It's been a while since that paper was published )
I was interested in the number for Russia; 2 out of 4 mobile networks do not provide ipv6, and wired network ipv6 availability depends on provider; provider-supplied routers generally disable ipv6 anyway. So the 78% seems high.
Could be that this is measured from youtube; people use vpns to go there, and those typically have ipv6. That would mean that country is tracked by account, not source ip.