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lemi78

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I have issues with my real location. I want hide it with proxy or VPN but I'm y successful. Maybe I'm using bad proxies. Could someone recommend me what to do? Thanks
 
i use a program called proxifier but u will still require proxy
 
Merely to hide your location, any basic VPN would do the work. You are not successful doing it means you are doing it wrong.
 
It varies from whom you want to hide location. if it is only for the social networks then proxy or VPN enough.
 
Only to shroud your area, any fundamental VPN would accomplish the work. You are not effectively doing it implies you are treating it terribly.
 
I connect with vpn and proxies and it shows other location. But when i try for example post Google review at proxy location it doesn't stick. But when i post from my real IP to my real location it's stick. So Google know my real location although I'm using proxy. Maybe i need different type of proxy or VPN?
 
Check your webrtc (you can disable it)

Use a decent VPN Provider with Kill switch
Update your browser and use extensions like Privacy Badger, Ghostery, uBlock, Disconnect me.

Check your info here:
https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/
Decent VPN providers
Mullvad VPN
OVPN.se
Njal.la VPN (ipredator.se)
AirVPN
PureVPN
 
I connect with vpn and proxies and it shows other location. But when i try for example post Google review at proxy location it doesn't stick. But when i post from my real IP to my real location it's stick. So Google know my real location although I'm using proxy. Maybe i need different type of proxy or VPN?
Google doesn't know your location unless you are using Chrome. I think the issue here is that Google already has those IPs blacklisted. Your only solution to post those reviews is by using 4G residential proxies.
 
Google doesn't know your location unless you are using Chrome. I think the issue here is that Google already has those IPs blacklisted. Your only solution to post those reviews is by using 4G residential proxies.
Thanks, will try 4G proxies. What about only residential proxies, i tried smart proxies but they blocked Google
 
Thanks, will try 4G proxies. What about only residential proxies, i tried smart proxies but they blocked Google
Residential proxies should work too if they weren't abused previously on Google services.
 
Thanks, will try 4G proxies. What about only residential proxies, i tried smart proxies but they blocked Google
Hi
You should try Backconnect Residential Proxies. The process is simple. you buy one gateway like ip: port
each request which is made via your gateway is done by one of the proxies picked from proxy pool. different providers have different packages. there are some which you have to pay for threads count and some which you have to pay for the amount of bandwidth usage.
 
For a few reasons, a VPN cannot mask your place. First, you may have IP leaks in the VPN you use that show your actual location. Secondly, websites use the geolocation API for tracking you by using cookies, fingerprinting browsers and browsers. If these techniques are utilised, a VPN cannot mask your location entirely.
 
For a few reasons, a VPN cannot mask your place. First, you may have IP leaks in the VPN you use that show your actual location. Secondly, websites use the geolocation API for tracking you by using cookies, fingerprinting browsers and browsers. If these techniques are utilised, a VPN cannot mask your location entirely.
Could you explain ip leak and what i can do
 
Google doesn't know your location unless you are using Chrome. I think the issue here is that Google already has those IPs blacklisted. Your only solution to post those reviews is by using 4G residential proxies.
I don't know if it is blacklisted IP. My friend from USA also tried to post review from fresh Gmail and same vpn and reviews stick. When i post from my ip country to nearby place, for example restaurant reviews stick. So i think it's because vpn couldn't hide completely my location
 
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