Guides — GeoSwitch
Changing & testing your location in Safari
Field notes on a small, specific problem: making the websites you visit in iOS Safari read a location you choose. What "location" actually means to a website, what the manual methods can and can't do, and where GeoSwitch fits.
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How to Change Your Browser Location on iPhone (Safari)
What "location" means to a website, why a VPN only gets you halfway, and the one-tap way to set the exact coordinates Safari reports.
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How to Test Geolocation in iOS Safari on a Real iPhone
DevTools and the Simulator can't touch real mobile WebKit. Here's how to test navigator.geolocation on an actual iPhone — with saved presets and live movement.
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How to Fake Your GPS Location on iPhone Without a Computer or Jailbreak
Every heavyweight spoofer wants a USB cable or a jailbreak. For the location websites see in Safari, you need neither — and here's the honest scope of what that does and doesn't cover.
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How to Test "Near Me" and Store-Locator Features in Mobile Safari
See exactly what a customer two cities over sees — coordinate-level, on a real device — and simulate moving through a geofence.
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VPN vs. Location Spoofing: Why a VPN Won't Fix Your "Near Me" Results
A VPN changes your IP, not the GPS coordinate the browser hands to websites. Here's the difference, and when each one actually matters.
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How to Change Your Location on Sniffies (iPhone & Safari)
Sniffies runs in your browser, so it reads your location from Safari — not your IP. Here's why a VPN won't move you, and how to set your location on iPhone.