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There's actually a lot more than geoip. - GPS - Proximity of known wifi names (Google has/had a database on that) - Proximity of known devices - Bluetooth b
by uniqueuid 5y ago
There's actually a lot more than geoip.
- GPS
- Proximity of known wifi names (Google has/had a database on that)
- Proximity of known devices
- Bluetooth beacons
In practice, if there is even one device sharing the same IP (on NAT) or a known subnet (in companies) and that device leaks location (i.e. by entering your address or allowing GPS access), then you're pinpointed.