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> 99% of users it would work When I had T-Mobile Home Internet, my IP address would geolocate me to random parts of the country regularly. It was rare that it
by chankstein38 3y ago
> 99% of users it would work
When I had T-Mobile Home Internet, my IP address would geolocate me to random parts of the country regularly. It was rare that it landed in my time zone let alone my state. It got really confusing for store websites because they'd try to locate me based on IP and serve me stores in Wisconsin while I live on the east coast.
- kps 3y agoYes, I routinely get located in a different province; there are approximately zero consequences to a geolocation provider for getting it wrong. Worst are the sites that I grant my actual location and then use some IP-based fantasy anyway.