Geofiltering
Geofiltering is a practice used in digital content distribution and online services to control or restrict access to information or functionalities based on the geographic location of the user. This is typically achieved by detecting the user's IP address, which can often be correlated with a general geographical area, or through other location-aware technologies like GPS data from mobile devices.
One common application of geofiltering is in streaming services, where content licensing agreements may restrict the
Geofiltering can also be employed to comply with legal regulations that vary by country, such as data
While geofiltering can be a legitimate tool for content providers and service operators, it can also be