MvdV> Ah, that is good. Here the best they can do is disable the router   
    MvdV> function in the CPE they give you. Then you can use your own router, but   
    MvdV> then you are IPv4 only. There is an EU law in the making that will   
    MvdV> compell ISPs to allow customers to buy their own modem/routers but at   
    MvdV> this time it is unclear how that will evolve. In Germany a law against   
    MvdV> "Zwangsrouter" has been in effect for some time now. About a year IIRC.   
    MvdV> It seems to work.   
      
      What hurdles we have to pass.   
      
      As you may know by now I'm on fibre (is it OK if I spell it fiber?) and I   
   was sure that my new ISP was going to give me native IPv6. But not. I've   
   questioned all my 20+, available on my open fiber, ISPs and not a single one   
   has responded positively.   
      
      So here I am, stuck with a he.net tunnel...   
      
      Yeup, that's what our greedy ISPs are giving us so far...   
      
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