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You can change what DNS resolver you use. Google used to do their own geoip location database by measuring average latency of users on /24 of resolver addresses
by ceph_ 5y ago
You can change what DNS resolver you use. Google used to do their own geoip location database by measuring average latency of users on /24 of resolver addresses. (Not the anycast resolver address, the actual dns server you hit.)
There's also always google.com/ncr for no country redirect