So, IPv6 has apparently been rolled out to me at home

[TheGreatDoc]

Can you all with working IPv6 check if still the bug with Android? (https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=79576)

Last time I enabled IPv6 to our customers, we recieved lot of support tickets and I had to disable it.

The bug was more noticed when trying to load images. I mean, you have IPv6 in you Android phone and run, for example, the Facebook App. You will never load the pics, just text.

[srg]

Can you all with working IPv6 check if still the bug with Android? (https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=79576)

Last time I enabled IPv6 to our customers, we recieved lot of support tickets and I had to disable it.

The bug was more noticed when trying to load images. I mean, you have IPv6 in you Android phone and run, for example, the Facebook App. You will never load the pics, just text.

Didn't read all comments, but I have had IPv6 at home for years, no specific problem with any Android phone or tablet.

[Dieselboy]

I am using IPv6 at home and facebook works fine, except sometimes videos on facebook buffer. I have a Samsung Galaxy S5. I cannot recall if there have been issues with facebook, sometimes if things are slow I just accept the fact that it could be any number of things and do I really want to start investigating something outside of work hours that will probably be fixed by itself a short time later.

I did have an issue on the weekend where the phone would say it had zero network connectivity. Reboot the phone and all my notifications came through at once. I've not seen this before this weekend.  If I switched from my wifi (where I have IPv6) to my 4G network, I then had working internet again. Even though my laptop which was on the wifi too was working with no issues as well as my PS4 system which was being used all day.