The temporary ones are rotated regularly (the old ones are kept around for a while as "deprecated" to keep old sockets open)
No, my proposal was hash(prefix+mac+secret). Without knowing secret you can't track across networks (differing prefixes).
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but then you have different suffixes across different concurrently active prefixes
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Why is that a problem? If anything it seems like an advantage for privacy.
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Which a third party can also see if you connect to resources they control via more than one interface (e.g. VPN and non-VPN)...
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Normally VPN services would manage your assigned IP themselves
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A properly-behaving IPv6 VPN would just allow the normal IPv6 auto-selection of address, no?
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This depends upon the working model of your VPN. VPNs are also (for maximizing privacy) one of the cases where IPv6 NAT may make sense
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