IPv4
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Both of these terms refer to the Internet protocols (IP) that are assigned to every device that goes online. I.e. the personal addresses of your computer, laptop, or phone - they provide traffic throughput, Internet speed, and connection stability.
The numbers 4 and 6 indicate the version of the protocol. IPv6 is a newer upgraded series, and IPv4 is considered to be its big brother. But what is the difference between them and which protocol is faster? Let's figure it out.
It is difficult to say how IPv4 can be better than IPv6 because the sixth version is superior to the "four" in almost all aspects. However, IPv4 is still more accessible and is used much more widely than IPv6. It is cheaper and takes up less memory.
This is a good option for web surfing, and downloading files, if we talk about proxies - through IPv4 you can safely engage in social media promotion, mass liking, and mass following.
This protocol outperforms its older brother on almost all fronts:
Since this protocol is still relatively new, not all ISPs have access to it. It can be difficult to migrate from one version to another, so it can take a long time for all devices to migrate to IPv6. Currently, just tens of websites support IPv6 connection, while IPv4 is supported by 99.9% of resources.
The IPv6 protocol has taken the lead in both speed and connection security. Over time, all systems and devices will switch to IPv6, but for now, IPv4 is leading. If you do not need to regularly process a large amount of information, or automate work, but you just want to use the network safely, IPv4 is quite suitable for you.