Does facetime supports IPv6 traffic?

Since all ISP's started IPv6 deployment, just wanted to know whether Facetime supports IPv6 traffic?

ckuan
The question was whether iPhones supports IPv6 protocol. Why would it matter if the network supports IPv4, IPv6, Dual stack or any other protocol? The straight answer is NO it does not as of today (even if the users have to worry about it or not, which is irrelavent imho).
regards, sajith
http://www.kaimals.com/

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ckuan
The question was whether iPhones supports IPv6 protocol. Why would it matter if the network supports IPv4, IPv6, Dual stack or any other protocol? The straight answer is NO it does not as of today (even if the users have to worry about it or not, which is irrelavent imho).
regards, sajith
http://www.kaimals.com/

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