Could someone do me a favor?

[misscrystal]

How Google uses your IP address

Your IP address is usually based on a real-world location. Google might use your IP address to guess where you are and give you local results.

For example, Google could use your IP address to give you the weather forecast for the town you’re in when you search for weather.

So this is how Google uses IP addresses, to guess where you are located, not to track each user and match their IP to if they have looked at a certain page or done a certain search.

[carineb]

Chrome Incognito - France

[cyaxrex]

Chrome Incognito - France

nem.JPG641×724 66 KB

Thank you! - This is a big help!

[ollydave]

Kindly check this. It will give a little more insight

Lifewire

Google Sees Everything You Do: Here's How To Stop That

Yes, Google tracks your searches. Here's more about how Google tracks users online, and how you can protect your personal information.

They use a combination of statistics and the IP is always a part of it.

This is one of the most important identifiers online.

[vickiespencer]

Western USA Using Chrome.

[misscrystal]

Now we need to really get down to business, put our efforts together, and see if fiverr
shows the same results to people in different locations. But it would be hard to do since the results change each time I refresh my browser.

[ollydave]

Yes, we should try that. We can all search for the same thing. One incognito and one in the normal browser to try and understand if browsing history also plays a role etc.

It might not be conclusive but we should be able to get a little insight.