QUOTE(BenYeeHua @ Dec 17 2021, 09:14 AM)
Get kicked to Private IPv4 during midnight 3 AM, current plan is 100M 30 days free speed upgrade, all China app speed drop extremely heavy to less than 30kb/s, home page loading and QQ image loading take at least 10s, those China app I mentioned are having CDN server at Singapore and HK...
Great...

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Testing on IPv6 now, CloudFlare not at KUL also facing heavy speed drop to 35kb/s too, based on testing is TM send me to their CloudFlare HK server.....

So, great, much heavy QoS implement on private IP, and it will heavy affecting your Public IPv6...
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So far affected is.
The worst -> the bad
115.134.107.x - even having heavy packet drop for using Lazada App, but strangely having speed up to 60kb/s to CloudFlare HK.
60.53.x.x
175.141.x.x
Will stop researching, it is pretty much useless now, heavy QoS drop, so anyone don't have method to switch back public IP, right?

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Final reboot, get back to IP range 180.74.x.x, still having heavy QoS drop, compare with public 180.74.x.x.
So, their private IP is, shit, all loading much much slower than my mobile data now....

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Refuse to switch back public IP, nah, wait until they send people and test themselves la.
Here is the proof of slowing down, on their own speedtest website lol.
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(Only IPv4 tested)
Hi, what have you tried so far? I've been on private IP for a month, only thing I noticed, things load slower if they are on cloudflare, and that is usually during peak hour (7-10PM), I'm on the 180.x IP segment as well.
As for games, everything still works as usual.
My CCTVs are cloud based so there's no issue, all dvr uploaded directly to their server.
I'm on trial 100Mbps as well, giving me solid 100 since day 1 they provide the trial.
I used private DNS before (for tunneling to international TVs) and it slowed the hell out of my browsing experience, everything takes 2-3s to resolve, so I reverted back to OpenDNS its all good and dumped that private DNS (it was working fine before the private IP)