GeoSpoof Blog
Guides and deep dives on location spoofing, timezone privacy, and browser fingerprinting.
9 min readGeoSpoof vs Spoof Geolocation: A Signal-by-Signal Comparison
Spoof Geolocation moves the map pin but leaves your real timezone in place, so its Date, Intl, and worker signals leak where you are. GeoSpoof doesn't.
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6 min readGeoceptor vs GeoSpoof: A Signal-by-Signal Comparison
Both extensions spoof your browser location, but a fingerprint test pulls them apart: WebRTC, timezone offsets, Date methods, and worker surfaces.
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4 min readWhy Your Timezone Reveals Your Location
Your browser's timezone can expose your real location even when geolocation is blocked or spoofed. Here's how the leak works, and how to fix it.
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2 min readLocation Spoofing vs VPN: What's the Difference?
Location spoofing and VPNs both change where websites think you are, but they hide different signals. Here's what each one hides and why you want both.
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6 min readHow Websites Actually Know Where You Are
Websites pin your location through at least eight independent signals, not just your IP — from Wi-Fi positioning to WebRTC. A VPN only fixes one of them.
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2 min readHow to Change Your Browser's Location
A step-by-step guide to changing or spoofing your browser's location in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Brave — and what spoofing does and doesn't hide.
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