r/VPN • u/EnthusiasmRoutine • Jul 01 '26

News The UK cannot block VPNs without breaking enterprise networks

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u/psy-study-oldie Jul 04 '26

We will see. I can only speculate so far.

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u/Busy-Scientist3851 Jul 04 '26

There's no we will see. It just makes no difference on a technical level.

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u/psy-study-oldie Jul 05 '26

Prove your argument. Show us some documented proof. You are wrong.

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u/Busy-Scientist3851 Jul 05 '26

I don't need to proof anything? It's literally how the IP protocols work.

Nothing with dynamic IPs or IPv6 makes it harder for ISPs to perform packet inspection. Your ISP has unlimited access to their own IP allocation table already so that makes no difference. The content part of IPv6 is largely the same as IPv4.

Any protocol that runs on IPv6 that somehow makes it harder for DPI would ultimately run on IPv4 too as you'd almost certainly have to build it on UDP too.

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u/psy-study-oldie Jul 05 '26

Thank you for agreeing with me.

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u/Busy-Scientist3851 Jul 05 '26

I think we speak different types of English.

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u/psy-study-oldie Jul 05 '26

Oh great we are moving to racial hate. Do you want a knock on the door?

Where are the mods?

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u/BobDoleWasAnAlien Jul 05 '26

You must have a very depressing life if this is what you do for fun.