I’m surprised home many technically knowledgeable people on Internet forums still think IPv6 is some niche, unreliable thing.
In my direct experience, in the USA, at least Spectrum, AT&T, and Xfinity (Comcast) still run IPv4, of course, but they also have IPv6 working and on by default on their home internet offerings.
All mainstream computer and mobile OSes support it by default and will prefer to connect with it over IPv4.
‘Everyone’ in many areas is using it. For many of us, our parents are using Facebook and watching Netflix over it. Over 50% of Google’s American traffic is over it. It just works.
In my direct experience, in the USA, at least Spectrum, AT&T, and Xfinity (Comcast) still run IPv4, of course, but they also have IPv6 working and on by default on their home internet offerings.
All mainstream computer and mobile OSes support it by default and will prefer to connect with it over IPv4.
‘Everyone’ in many areas is using it. For many of us, our parents are using Facebook and watching Netflix over it. Over 50% of Google’s American traffic is over it. It just works.