When a website asks to allow my location, why do both Firefox and Chome have me about 7 miles southeast of my true location? I'm running Windows 7.
Edited by jsaklas, 19 February 2022 - 03:57 PM.
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Create Account How it WorksBest Answer zep516 , 19 February 2022 - 04:15 PM
Hello jsaklas,As far as I know it's just an estimate of your location based on IP address, Google Location Services then returns your estimated geolocation. More information here i... Go to the full post »
When a website asks to allow my location, why do both Firefox and Chome have me about 7 miles southeast of my true location? I'm running Windows 7.
Edited by jsaklas, 19 February 2022 - 03:57 PM.
Hello jsaklas,
As far as I know it's just an estimate of your location based on IP address, Google Location Services then returns your estimated geolocation.
More information here in the link below:
Does Firefox share my location with websites? | Mozilla Support
phillpower2,
Thanks, I was confused (It happens more often now that I'm in my mid 70s. lol).
You are welcome jsaklas
Any update for zep, let us know asap so we can lock the thread and keep the spammers out.
Edit to add: 25/02/22. No response from the OP so thread closed to prevent any further spam posts.
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