Apparently the IPv6 cloak only hashes the first 64 bits, meaning that users with different addresses from the same /64 appear as the same IP (e.g., when banning).
Arguably, CyTube should treat addresses within the same /64 as identical (i.e. instead of requiring a range-IPban, IPban should just ban the /64), but regardless, the cloak hash should also probably expose the fact that the addresses are distinct.
Apparently the IPv6 cloak only hashes the first 64 bits, meaning that users with different addresses from the same /64 appear as the same IP (e.g., when banning).
Arguably, CyTube should treat addresses within the same /64 as identical (i.e. instead of requiring a range-IPban, IPban should just ban the /64), but regardless, the cloak hash should also probably expose the fact that the addresses are distinct.