Does anyone know an EU-based server provider which gives out a /60 or greater #IPv6 prefix?
That's for a tunnel, so it can be pitifully weak, but must have 500GB traffic/month and cost <5EUR.
@dcz do you mean ISP providing native IPv6 or tunnel broker (IPv6 tunnel provider which can run on top of retail ipv4 broadband)?
@ruff Either is good, as long as it is physically close.
@dcz Ok, I'm using huricane tunnel service with PoP at Frankfurt https://www.tunnelbroker.net/status.php was using AMS before since FRA was overloaded. Latency is 20-30ms.
@ruff Thanks. Hurricane is not EU-based though, so it's out of the question.
@dcz ah so you need legal entity in EU? Their PoPs (end hence breakout) are definitely in EU.
@ruff Yeah, I'm not entrusting my traffic to a US-based company :)
@dcz If you don't use (or trust) encryption then yes, although I don't see much difference here between US, UK or DE based companies, my trust to them is comparable.
@ruff Encryption won't protect the metadata, like IP addresses. I don't want to be responsible for snitching on my visitors more than strictly necessary.
USA is rather behind EU in privacy, to the extent that EU data can not go there by default
https://www.gdprsummary.com/schrems-ii/
This decision has knock-on effects now
@dcz X1-X3 is series of protocols/interfaces which any EU telco operator must implement to provide LI (Lawful intercept or simple surveillance).
@ruff I think Snowden proved that the wild west in the USA is also used by beaurocrats. No need to share my stuff with both sides of the ocean.
I don't know what LI or X3 is.