This is super non-interesting. But every jurisdiction has unique laws, company policies, release schedules, etc. So, for every jurisdiction, you have unique o

This is super non-interesting. But every jurisdiction has unique laws, company policies, release schedules, etc. So, for every jurisdiction, you have unique official text. The unique official text will always be available in the majority languages of the jurisdiction. The people who work in the jurisdiction speak it, and write in it, and can easily generate it. Non-majority languages require translators. Hiring people. Workflows. Approvals, etc. So it's easier to go off location, because then I know you're reading the right official text, and if you can't read the official text in the native language, it's on you to translate. This gets harder the bigger the company, especially in cases where the "company" is a bunch of independent subsidiaries.