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You can disable this by going to https://www.google.com/preferences https://www.google.com/preferences and changing "Region Settings" to your home country. The
by humanistbot 4y ago
You can disable this by going to https://www.google.com/preferences https://www.google.com/preferences and changing "Region Settings" to your home country. The fact that this is so undocumented, not easily accessible from first-party apps, and yet lives at such a simple URL is baffling to me.
Edit: It only works if you stay logged in to your Google account.
- kps 4y agoDoesn't help. My ISP covers Ontario and Québec with the same address pools — two different ‘primary’ languages, not to mention two different legal jurisdictions. IP ‘geolocation’ is fundamentally broken. With Firefox, you can (with some difficulty) specify your location, but most still pull something out of their ass.