There are obvious things that one can/should do such as to give accurate personal information (name, address, etc.), to use one's residential connection when ordering, but sometimes despite this, one

Yes, major services are running over dual stack since a long time, but IPv6 only offers by residential ISPs I haven't seen outside of Asia. I would take one as long as they allocate a FIXED /64, not t

"homelab" then most likely our residential ISP's will not give you a bgp session,...

I'd doubt that our IP addresses aren't blocked by NetFlix as we're not on a residential connection.

Well that really is a messed up system there. May I ask why did you setup something as restrictive as that? I am guessing it is a residential line/usage and not business. Genuinely curious.

Residential ISP IPv6 rollout in the UK is around 50% at the moment.

This VPS is for a private VPN server. The few clients connecting to the VPN server are on high-bandwidth residential internet services also in the UK, and therefore need good burstability on a shared

don't need much interaction with big tech (since residential IPs are blocked, albeit you can buy company ones if you like, at least my provider offers that).

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No harm in sharing your ID card , they just seek residential proof, because of VPN.

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And they also have to pay billions for those abused in residential school times. So it's understandable, nation needs income.

Isn't that normal for residential ISP?

Proactively detecting phishing websites is not a game that you can win. Phishing gangs at the top of their game only allow traffic from residential ISPs, cloak their content such that it is served onl

But wouldnt a UK residential ISP connect to CF's UK nodes, then the routing is up to CF to either OVH / Hetzner? thats the part im wondering about.

Sorry, I missed that information out - the audience is 10% UK residential and 60% googlebot and 25% bingbot.