Location data
Using location information
Some websites may use information about your location in order to display information that is relevant to you, such as the weather, traffic, or a map. For example, if you transmit your location to a website that specializes in restaurant reviews, it can suggest reviews of cafes and restaurants nearest to your current location.
The location is determined by the nearest wireless access points and the IP address of your computer.
How can I allow a website to detect my location?
If a site requests information about where you are located, you will be notified of this at the top of the page. The information will not be given to the site unless you click the Allow button.
If you gave permission to transmit your location information to a website or one of its components (such as a map), the address bar shows the 
icon as a reminder. Click the icon to see details or prohibit access to your location information.
How can I prevent all websites from detecting my location?
To prohibit all sites from detecting your location:
- Click
→ Settings. - In the lower half of the Settings page, click Show advanced settings.
- In the Privacy section, click Content settings.
- In the Location section, select the option Do not allow any site to track my physical location.
- Click Done.
List of sites allowed to track location
To view the list of sites that are allowed to track your location:
- Click → Settings.
- In the lower half of the Settings page, click Show advanced settings.
- In the Privacy section, click Content settings.
- In the Location section, click Manage exceptions.
To remove a site from this list, click the 
button. After this, the website will not be allowed to get your location.