VPN - IP spoofed, DNS spoofed, but not coordinates?

[EnthusiastXYZ]

As of last few days I notice that browserleaks.com/ip reports something strange on all devices connected to my network - ISP (not VPN) geolocation coordinates, but it reports correctly-spoofed IP and DNS addresses. The host browserleaks/ip reports is your typical/common VPN host - H4Y Technologies. The ISP coordinates that site shows are also coordinates of my (extremely small) town "X". This happens to an entire IP range that is supposed to connect a different city "Y" many miles away from my ISP and from my town "X". Other sites, such as https://whatismyipaddress.com/ do show correct VPN geolocation of city "Y".

This happens on all devices, browsers, etc. This isn't some cookie leftover. The coordinates that browserleaks.com/ip shows are 100% match to my local ISP coordinates. Changing DNS and/or DNS type (plaintext, DNS-over-HTTPS, DNSCrypt, etc.) doesn't change anything. What does this mean?

 

[SamirD]

That like most consumer vpns, they are not hiding you if you look at the right stuff. And if this is a new change, it may be because they changed their service.

 

[EnthusiastXYZ]

Enterprise VPN's tend to be used for remote work connection and their purpose is to be secure, not private. In fact, enterprise VPN's are required to track a lot of employee information and provide it to employer. It is how VPN's originated.