IPv6 is a network protocol through which we can communicate over the network. As IPv6 is more advanced than IPv4, you can enable it on your LG TV to support multicast addresses with high security and to make routing productive. If you worry about online privacy, it is recommended to use IPv6 instead of IPv4.
Apart from that, IPv6 can boost the internet speed on LG TVs and has benefits like advanced network layer security, auto-configuration capabilities, larger address space, etc. So, enabling it on your LG Smart TV is a better option. If you are unsure of how to do it, refer to the steps discussed in this guide to enable the IPv6.
How to Enable IPv6 on LG Smart TV
1. Turn ON and connect your LG TV to a WiFi network.
2. Tap the Settings button on your LG TV remote. Navigate to the Network option from the home screen.
3. Select Wi-Fi Connection from the options shown. Then, scroll down and click Advanced Wi-Fi Settings.
4. Tap IPv6 and pick ON to enable it.
If you want to disable this feature, follow the same steps above and hit OFF.
Frequently Asked Questions
Press the Settings button → click Network → WiFi-Connection → Advanced Wi-Fi Settings → select IPv6 and hit OFF.
Yes. With the help of the LG ThinQ app, you can find the IP address on an LG TV without a remote.