Your console's NAT label is lying to you — here's what it actually means

Oliver Haslam

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Your console's NAT label is lying to you — here's what it actually means

If you own an Xbox or PlayStation and play online games, you'll no doubt be familiar with network labels like "Type 1," "Open," "Moderate," or "Strict." The consoles show those labels to help you diagnose why your online games might not be working as expected. But it isn't quite that simple.

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