@tim70368558@ItsZarbon@GhillieYT@Yan2295 Another example is, if you go on any site that provides geolocation for an IP address. They, most of the time, provide you with the radius where the IP address could be.
@tim70368558@ItsZarbon@GhillieYT@Yan2295 not really. An IP address can only give the city you live in and the general area of where you're located in the city. It cannot pinpoint the exact coordinates. Even if you're on your phone's hotspot, the IP address can not give away your exact location.