Web content thinks I'm in different city.

[xtian.stratus]

When I'm at home, websites think I'm in San Diego (92110) instead of the East Bay (94563).
Google knows better but once I get to a site, it invariably directs me to wrong locations.
I've looked in my modem and hardware settings but it seems to be something external to my LAN - like something set to my IP address.

How do I fix this?

[dherr]

It might be a mistake in the geo databases for the IP you are on.

You can check it via:
https://www.iplocation.net

I am on FTTN, so am on AT&T ip space. My look up results are pretty accurate.

[Sfresident]

I have this problem too. Every time I go to Bestbuy.com, it thinks I'm in Santa Rosa. I live in San Francisco. How do I fix this?

[xtian.stratus]

It might be a mistake in the geo databases for the IP you are on.

You can check it via:
https://www.iplocation.net

I am on FTTN, so am on AT&T ip space. My look up results are pretty accurate.

Thanks! So the IP location test shows I'm in San Diego.

But now what? is this something that Sonic can fix or is it ATT?