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Glossary · Network & evasion

Geo pinning

Setting one country that drives both the exit IP and the browser’s locale and timezone, so the two halves cannot disagree.

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What is geo pinning?

Geo pinning takes a single ISO-2 country and applies it twice: the residential exit is chosen in that country, and unless overridden the browser’s locale and timezone are derived from it. Explicit locale and timezone fields exist for the cases where you genuinely want them apart.

Why it matters

The classic failure of "just set a proxy" is a German exit IP on a browser announcing en-US and America/New_York — a mismatch a site can trivially see, and one that no amount of proxy quality fixes. Driving both from one value makes the inconsistent state unrepresentable.

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