How To Disable Websites From Tracking Your Location In Google Chrome

Tracking Your Location In Google Chrome

Learn how to disallow websites from tracking your location in Google Chrome. If you are concerned about your privacy or if you don’t want any website to track your location then you are reading the appropriate post because today I'm going to share a helpful method that will disallow websites from tracking your location in Google Chrome. I'm going to share 3 methods, go through the post to know about it

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About two out of three people in the world are using the Internet in daily life, and illegal activities can also happen which may include hacking and terrorism, etc. Even many sites can track your locations too. Therefore, to ensure your privacy, you need to hide your location that’s why I'm here with the method for How To Disallow Websites From Tracking Your Location In Google Chrome. With this, you will be able to disallow any site from tracking your location. For this, just follow the below post.

1. Disallow Websites  From Tracking Your Location In Google Chrome By Using Internal Settings

Step 1: First of all, you need to have the latest version of Google Chrome Browser which you can get from here.

Step 2: Now launch the Google Chrome and open settings from the three lines button at the top right corner.

Step 3: Now scroll down and click on show advanced settings there.

Step 4: Now below privacy click on content settings.

Step 5: Now scroll down, and you will see location field there check the button do not allow any site to track your physical location and click on done at the right bottom of the screen.

That’s it! Now your Google Chrome browser will not allow any sites to track your location while surfing the internet.

2. Change Location Using GeoLocation Extension:

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Step 1: First of all, download and install Change GeoLocation extension in your Google Chrome Browser.

Step 2: Now after installing, a pin icon will appear at the right top corner of your Chrome Browser, click on it. Now there you will see the values of location that you want to set.

By this way, you can fake your geolocation by using a Chrome extension.

3. Using Console To Fake Your Location:

Step 1: You need to right click and select the option of “Inspect” or you can simply press F12

Step 2: Now select the console tab and click on three dots (Customize and control Dev Tools)

Step 3: Now click on “More Tools” and then select “Sensors.”

Step 4: Now you will see the option of “Emulate Geolocation coordinates” enable it and enter your desired latitude and longitude.

That’s it! You are done, now Chrome will use the given location as your real location.

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