Disable Location Tracking

How to disable location tracking on your device and/or web browser:

• iPhone/iPad:
  • Settings
  • Privacy
  • Location Services
  • Disable it globally, by moving the slider to Off
• Android:
  • Settings
  • Security & Location
  • Tap Location
  • Turn OFF 'Use Location'
• Google Chrome:
  • Click on the three dots on the top right corner of Chrome
  • Select Settings
  • Click on Advanced and visit the Privacy and security section
  • Click on Content Settings and go to the Location section
  • Find the switch that says 'Ask before Accessing' and make sure it's on.
• Firefox:
  • Type about:config in the address bar of Firefox
  • Firefox will show you a warning 'This will void your warranty'
  • Accept it
  • Search for geo.enabled in the search bar
  • Select that option and change its value from true to false.
• Opera:
  • Click on the Opera logo on the top left corner of the Opera window
  • Visit the Advanced tab and click on Content Settings
  • Click on Location
  • Slide the 'Ask Before Accessing' toggle switch to on.
• Safari:
  • Click on Safari written on the top left corner
  • Go to Preferences
  • Under the Privacy tab
  • select Website Tracking
  • Check 'Prevent Cross-site tracking'
  • Next select the Websites tab
  • Under General, select Location
  • Make sure any sites you plan to access, that are listed here, are set to Deny
  • If you are prompted for location tracking when you first access a website, make sure you deny this
• Edge:
  • Open the Action Center on your Windows 10 computer
  • Select All Settings
  • Go to Privacy and select Location
  • You'll see a slider that says Location Service
  • Turn it off
  • Visit Location History and find 'Clear History on this Device'
  • Click on Clear.