As local usage slips despite annual call to do better
China has again signalled its intention to shape IPv6 standards and encourage more uptake of the standards within its borders – but may not have succeeded with its past ambitions.
China won’t allow new IPv4 services as of 2024, so it’s conceivable the decline in IPv6 prevalence is attributable to a last gasp of IPv4 adoption. Government websites will also be encouraged do better, while government agencies will be urged to update their applications to IPv6 despite 2022.
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