@abloo without a ipv6 address, or atleast a tunnel into it that would give you one, you cant really connect to ipv6. So its kinda the same thing, they would have to give you a ipv6 address for that and then no one except for experts would know how to use it.

@freemo @abloo ? No one except for experts knows how to use IPv4 either, but fortunately it's automatically configured (DHCP), and so is IPv6 (RA) by all competent ISPs. You'd have to go to some effort to disable it. It just works.