Zarathustra[H]
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This is really annoying.
I use PIA VPN for all my browsing. I switch between two of their servers, New York City and East Coast.
The IP address ranges they use appear to be standard US IP addresses. I have set my location preferences in googles search engine to U.S.
Still, for some reason over the last couple of weeks, I keep getting redirected to google.co.uk when I search, and primarily get UK based search results. This happens across all of my devices.
I should not here, that I am most definitely NOT in the UK. I am located near Boston.
It's driving me up a freaking wall. Why doesn't it just obey the settings I set? Why does it have to try to be smart and guess where I am, rather than just accepting where I tell it I am?
Has anyone else run into this? Does anyone have any suggestions?
I wish they would just stop it with this stupid AI logic. It always gets things wrong. Just keep it simple, with simple static settings. Don't assume I am in the UK, unless I tell you I am.
I use PIA VPN for all my browsing. I switch between two of their servers, New York City and East Coast.
The IP address ranges they use appear to be standard US IP addresses. I have set my location preferences in googles search engine to U.S.
Still, for some reason over the last couple of weeks, I keep getting redirected to google.co.uk when I search, and primarily get UK based search results. This happens across all of my devices.
I should not here, that I am most definitely NOT in the UK. I am located near Boston.
It's driving me up a freaking wall. Why doesn't it just obey the settings I set? Why does it have to try to be smart and guess where I am, rather than just accepting where I tell it I am?
Has anyone else run into this? Does anyone have any suggestions?
I wish they would just stop it with this stupid AI logic. It always gets things wrong. Just keep it simple, with simple static settings. Don't assume I am in the UK, unless I tell you I am.