I have never bothered digging into it, just noticed a pretty irritating rise in bot gates after enabling IPv6 through the router (though it could be entirely co

I have never bothered digging into it, just noticed a pretty irritating rise in bot gates after enabling IPv6 through the router (though it could be entirely coincidental). I of course still have an IPv4 address. Walmart uses a litany of external services, presumably including real-time threat/bot analytics. For instance AdobeDTM, which does indeed serve via ipv6. It seems possible that IPv6 could be playing a part regardless of the status of the base site. These bot gates aren't at HTTP responses, but are in client interrogations and javascript triggers while interacting with the page.