socket.gethostbyname only returns a single IPv4 address. Any additional
IPv4 addresses and all IPv6 addresses are ignored. As a consequence,
hosts without IPv4 addresses are ignored and any additional information
from additional IPv4 addresses is ignored. If IPv4 addresses are rotated
by the implementation of socket.gethostbyname, for example, common with
DNS servers and resolvers, the geolocation information for the host can
change without every call of socket.gethostbyname.
It seems better to consider all addresses, both all IPv4 and IPv6
addresses, and to summarize the geolocation information when only a
single result is required.
socket.gethostbyname only returns a single IPv4 address. Any additional IPv4 addresses and all IPv6 addresses are ignored. As a consequence, hosts without IPv4 addresses are ignored and any additional information from additional IPv4 addresses is ignored. If IPv4 addresses are rotated by the implementation of socket.gethostbyname, for example, common with DNS servers and resolvers, the geolocation information for the host can change without every call of socket.gethostbyname.
It seems better to consider all addresses, both all IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, and to summarize the geolocation information when only a single result is required.