> It solves IP exhaustion, NAT, and IP privacy at the cost of an extra hop and no UDP.
That is awfully expensive for something ipv6 already solves minus the privacy part. I don't see how it can be considered "huge". A slight convenience maybe?
Also, routing everything through a 3rd party is a massive downside.
That is awfully expensive for something ipv6 already solves minus the privacy part. I don't see how it can be considered "huge". A slight convenience maybe?
Also, routing everything through a 3rd party is a massive downside.