Used a VPN to my home while in Mexico. Returned a week ago and all my devices (including those that have never been in Mexico) now show they're in Mexico. Google's IP correction form says it can take a month to fix.
Why does the browser go through all the trouble of sending out your language when Google is going to ignore it anyways?
i wouldn't "help" them by submitting a correction. they're the ones that assumed wrong, they can sort it out.
You sure deleting your cookies wouldn't fix it?
Very possible it wouldn't, but it'd be the first thing I'd try.
I've experienced the same a couple weeks ago. Which is weird,because the Netherlands (where I live) hasn't been Spanish territory in almost 500 years.
Hey see if netflix thinks you’re in mexico. Subscriptions services are sometimes cheaper if you sign up in other countries
I can help with that https://duckduckgo.com/
Try removing any yellow filters from your screen
Orale compa! Welcome to the old changarro! My huarache es su huarache!
Bwahahaha, remember when their company motto was "Don't be evil?" Pepperidge Farm remembers!
Half the time my IP is messed up anyway, because whenever I use the Safari browser, it goes random places. Which I always forget when doing speed tests and then freak out because I think the speed is off (but it's really Apple's MITM network that is maxing out under a gigabit).
It’s a message. “I know where you’ve been, you’re not slick. Now repent.”
Vibes based whois DB lookup
Do you sign in? Google uses all sorts of data to determine your location.
Get a VPN. What year is it, dude?
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