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Line 88: == Issues with Google and my IP ___location == I've long ignored the discrepancy between Google Maps' blue dot ___location for me and my Google account address which they have. Now Google puts a weather report on my Google News feed for that wrong ___location with no way to change its ___location or remove the useless report. I also have no way to disable or limit the AI mode overview which is unreliable and too often ends with me frequently correcting it only for it to forget even in the same sessions. I see that the ducky search engine allows for tailoring the usage of its AI. Bye bye Google Search. But back to my question, Asking ~~google~~Google how to stop automatically using my ipIP ___location which is about 80 miles away has gotten me absolutely nowhere. It has always been an issue with websites I visit and I have to enter my ___location, usually my zip code, because my browsers don't share it. I'll likely abandon the Google News page too now, unless there is an easy fix for this. Any idea(s)? I can't think of anything else I can do because the issue involves my ISP's IP allocation and Google's hamstrung reliance on it. Perhaps they think 80 miles is close enough. It's not. In the winter they can get sleet and we get snow because there is a change in both elevation and latitude. [[User:Modocc\|Modocc]] ([[User talk:Modocc\|talk]]) 23:25, 25 August 2025 (UTC) = August 26 =

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