Why's IPv6 geolocation causing location data discrepancies?

hey everyone, so we've been trying to be all future-proof and optimize our server performance, you know, by really leaning into ipv6. thought it'd be a smooth ride to better reach and all that good stuff, but man, are we getting some bizarre location reporting now. it's like our ipv6 traffic is playing hide-and-seek with geography. we're seeing users from germany magically appear in the netherlands, or sometimes even across continents like they're on some express teleportation service. this is absolutely wrecking our analytics and making our geo-targeted features look like a bad joke. the location data accuracy is just all over the place, it's driving me nuts.

is this a common headache with ipv6 geo-ip databases? seriously, is everyone else dealing with their traffic playing pin the tail on the donkey with the world map? are certain providers (like maxmind, ipinfo, etc.) known for significantly better ipv6 location data accuracy or are we all just kinda stuck in this geo-purgatory? also, any best practices or tools you guys use to mitigate these wild location data discrepancies? we're really trying to get a handle on this. help a brother out please, before i start thinking our users are actually using quantum tunneling to access our app.