* T-Mobile's domestic network is IPv6 only, and T-Mobile
support recommends setting IPv6 only for max compat
* T-Mobile support also recommends IPv4 only for roaming,
however compat issues have been discovered in the past
* Switching to IPv6 only domestically fixes an issue with
literal IPv4 addresses failing to resolve properly on ether
Change-Id: I7e394c6b7eebf9c106eaea5e000fe021adf421e6
<apncarrier="T-Mobile US LTE"mcc="310"mnc="260"apn="fast.t-mobile.com"mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"type="default,supl,mms,ia"protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"mtu="1440"/>
<apncarrier="T-Mobile US LTE"mcc="310"mnc="260"apn="fast.t-mobile.com"mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc"type="default,supl,mms,ia"protocol="IPV6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"mtu="1440"/>
<apncarrier="Project Fi - T"mcc="310"mnc="260"apn="h2g2"type="ia"protocol="IPV4V6"roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"mvno_match_data="31026097"mvno_type="IMSI"/>
<apncarrier="Project Fi - T"mcc="310"mnc="260"apn="h2g2"user="none"server="*"password="none"mmsc="http://mmsc1.g-mms.com/mms/wapenc"protocol="IPV6"roaming_protocol="IP"mvno_match_data="31026097"mvno_type="IMSI"/>