PhysicalThing: internet protocol address-derived geographic location

Lexeme:	internet protocol address-derived geographic location Inferred
Definition:	['noun']. An internet protocol (IP) address-derived geographic location refers to the process of determining the physical location of a device or network connected to the internet based on its IP address. IP addresses enable devices to communicate and identify each other on the internet. By using IP geolocation techniques, the approximate location of an IP address can be determined based on information such as the network infrastructure and the registration data associated with the IP address. Organizations and services use IP geolocation to personalize content, enhance security, and provide localized services based on the user's geographical location. GPT3.5 Word Forms: noun. internet protocol address-derived geographic location (singular), internet protocol address-derived geographic locations (plural)
Synonyms:	(none)
Abstraction:	(hypernym) address-derived geographic location (hypernym) entity (hypernym) geographic location (hypernym) location (hypernym) physical thing (hypernym) protocol address-derived geographic location
Composition:	(none)
Properties:	(none)
Basic Categories:	information location information
Related Concepts:	(none)
Policy Examples:	We also collect technical information such as the type of browser you are using (e.g., Netscape, Internet Explorer), the type of operating system you are using (e.g., Windows XP or Mac OS), CPU type (e.g. Pentium), your manner of connecting to the Internet (e.g., connection speed through narrowband or broadband access); Internet protocol address; information about your geographic location derived from your Internet protocol address; and the domain name of your Internet service provider (collectively, 'Technical Information'). #aol
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