Update your location on Google

When you search on Google, we use your location to help show the most relevant search results.
For example, if you’re in Seattle, when you search for coffee shops, you'll see ones that are
nearby.
Stop sharing your location

You can stop sharing your location with Google by changing your settings, but Google may still
suggest a location based on your IP address, recent locations, or Location History . If you don’t
want any location history shared, learn how to view or edit your timeline.
When you use the internet, you share your network provider address, which can be near your
location. Google uses this information to show you results you may be interested in. There isn’t a
way to stop sharing your network provider address.
Learn how to view & control activity on your account.
Edit your home or work address

If you’re not seeing the right results for your work or home addresses, you can update your address
on Google Maps. Learn how to set or change your home or work address.

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Update your location

If you’re using a browser, like Chrome or Safari, you can see your location and update it directly
from a search results page.
1. On your computer, do a search on Google.
2. Scroll to the bottom of the search results page. You’ll see your location.
3. To update your location, click Use precise location or Update location. Your location will
be updated, but the page doesn’t refresh.
4. If you’re asked to share your device's location with Google, click Allow.
Fix location problems

If your location is unavailable, incorrect, or you see an error:

• Make sure you have a strong Internet connection.
• If you’re using a browser, like Safari or Chrome, refresh the browser.
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