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Google is now enabled for IPv6
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Google has now made its search available over an IPv6 connection, as announced on their official blog. You may have heard of IPv4. It is the fourth version of the internet protocol that the world depends on. However, IPv4 will soon need replacing as it only accommodates 4 billion possible IP addresses. That's not even enough for 1 per person and many more addresses are needed for business, mobile devices and any future internet gadgets. With IPv6, however, there will be enough IP addresses for every individual to have 3 billion networks.
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