Virtual location - HONG KONG

Super_An
Super_An Posts: 12 New Member

Hi, I am useing the server location of Hong Kong(IP: 119.81.163.90), When I browse website, eg. Google, Yahoo. They will redirect me to Sigarpore website, not Hong Kong. And when I browse some Hong Kong's newspaper website, the website will alert me in Sigarpore, disable my browse. How come Hong Kong sever is a Sigarpore IP address? Can you fix this issue?

 

Thank You!

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  • Näsäviisas
    Näsäviisas Posts: 784 Superuser
    More information for Super_An

    I was learning mentioned IP address by Google search (what is ...)

    The results:
    119.81.163.90 Hong Kong, city
    119.81.163.90 Singapore, country & city

    I have no more details.
    Only one thought came into my mind:
    Is this a temporary interruption OR
    is the reason, that Hong Kong belongs to region of China? Hong Kong is very important business centre and therefore needs good connections. But this is my own analysis.

    🌍Näsäviisas
  • Hi Super_An,

     

    We have an article explaining in detail about this. Please have a look.

  • Super_An
    Super_An Posts: 12 New Member

    You have two result.

    119.81.163.90 Singapore, country & city

     

    Hong Kong  belongs to region of China, but not Singapore.

     

    Can F-Secure fix the issue?

  • Super_An
    Super_An Posts: 12 New Member
    That means you don't going to fix this issue?
    That is a serious problem for me, it will affect my daily work
  • Näsäviisas
    Näsäviisas Posts: 784 Superuser
    There was an explanation in LAKSHs text about IP-ADDRESS.

    You could test this way:
    Clean computers browsers memory, history and cookies
    and then change location in Freedom > Hong Kong and then go to Hong Kong websites.

    And the same steps, when going to Singapore.

    💡Näsäviisas

  • Super_An
    Super_An Posts: 12 New Member

    SAME Result.

    I am sure that's problems is not only for me.

    All device have same issue.

     

    Please fix it! Thanks!

  • Hi Super_An,

     

    I am checking on this with the team. Once I have a response, I will get back to you.

  • Super_An
    Super_An Posts: 12 New Member
    This is a Serious Problem, Hope can fix soon. Thank you for your attention!
  • Hi Super_An,

     

    We checked with our product team and the Hong Kong virtual location is indeed pointing to the correct location Hong Kong instead of Singapore. Are you still facing this issue?

     

  • Super_An
    Super_An Posts: 12 New Member

    YES. My all device is located Singapore!

  • Super_An
    Super_An Posts: 12 New Member
    YES. My all device are located in Singapore! How Come?
  • Näsäviisas
    Näsäviisas Posts: 784 Superuser
    Wait for answer of LAKSH and his TEAM,
    please.

    With greetings
    Näsäviisas
  • Hi Super_An,

     

    We would like to have more information on this issue so that we can test it further.

     

    1. After you're connected to Freedome’s virtual location “Hong Kong”, what is the IP address seen?

    2. What country does it show when using a site like “whoer.net” or “iplocation.net”?

    3. Is it only certain websites that redirect you to Hong Kong or is it all? If you can provide some examples, would be helpful to test.

    4. Is it only happening on a certain device? If yes, which device?

  • Super_An
    Super_An Posts: 12 New Member

    1)  119.81.163.90

    2) 

    whoer.net: Hong Kong

    iplocation.net: Hong Kong

    checkip.com: Singapore

    ip2nation.com: Singapore

     

    3) www.google.com will redirect to www.google.com.sg

    4)

    All device (iMAC, iPhone, PC Windoes 10)with Freedome and turn on with Location: Hong Kong

    If turn off Freedome, google do not redirect to SG

  • Super_An
    Super_An Posts: 12 New Member
  • Hi Super_An,

     

    When testing geolocation using these few sites, they might use another third-party IP geolocation database and in some cases, it may be mismatched with each other.

    Example: Like the linked site “whoer.net” vs “checkip.com”

    Google may also have their own or third-party geolocation database. Sites like “iplocation.net” will check the IP against 5 geolocation database providers.

  • Super_An
    Super_An Posts: 12 New Member

    Hey, Are you means your company don't want to fix it?

  • Super_An
    Super_An Posts: 12 New Member

    NO Reply?

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