Privacy2 min read
What is CGNAT (carrier-grade NAT)?
Why your provider may be sharing one public IPv4 address with hundreds of customers, how to tell, and what it breaks.
Why your provider may be sharing one public IPv4 address with hundreds of customers, how to tell, and what it breaks.
Why your laptop's address starts with 192.168 while websites see something else — and what that means for connectivity and privacy.
What /24 means, how to calculate network and broadcast addresses, and how to split a network into subnets — without memorising tables.
Address size is the headline, but the real differences are in how networks are numbered, how devices configure themselves, and what happens to NAT.
The number that identifies your connection on the internet — what it is, who assigns it, and what it does and doesn't reveal about you.