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No more IPv4 addresses in Latin America and the Ca...
ISPs could start putting users behind a giant NAT.
One cable company used to do it in Brazil back in the 2000's
LeoPanthera
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Most cellular providers do this already.
alex_duf
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That's bad practice and complexifies a lot the creation of peer-to-peer infrastructures.
estebank
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That might be a feature in the media provider's eyes.
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One cable company used to do it in Brazil back in the 2000's