The funny thing is that IPv6 is used more by general public more than professionals. Public doesn't notice that their mobile network is IPv6, or that there home internet also supports it. It is the professionals that are dragging feet upgrading the business networks.

More people access Google with IPv6 on weekends, currently 46%, than on weekdays, 43%. Presumably because mobile and home networks are more likely to be IPv6 than offices.

Which explains why professionals have so eagerly adopted it over the last two decades

> IPv6 is seen and used directly by professionals, not the general public

Yes, that's the problem. It's unusable on your fucking home network.

Please, don't post again the 10 "concise" 50+ page documents that you "just" need to read to set up ipv6...