I've always been annoyed at this too, especially when I was using a VPN with an exit node in Finland even though I don't speak Finnish myself. I've asked local

I've always been annoyed at this too, especially when I was using a VPN with an exit node in Finland even though I don't speak Finnish myself. I've asked localisation experts about this and the answer I've gotten is that `Accept-Langauge` and other signals that are available to provide a hint as to the user's preferred language are teribble. For most people they are incorrectly set to some form of English(en-US, en-GB) even though this is not what the user wants. For this reason the IP/geolocation method is preferred, it also generates false negatives but per the people I've spoken too they are fewer than if you just respect `Accept-Language`.