Geolocation

The website uses JavaScript code to request authorization from the user to access 

their geolocation information. 

This pops up an authorization dialog in the browser, and the user decides whether or 

not to run the website to access their geolocation.

Once the user authorizes, the website calls the Geolocation API to obtain the user's 

geolocation. the Geolocation API attempts to obtain geolocation data from multiple 

sources including, but not limited to, the user's GPS, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth location to 

accurately locate the user.

SupLogin provides the following options:

1. Select "Ask", the website will display a prompt to ask for your current location.You 

can allow or deny it, similar to a regular browser prompt.

2. Select "Allow", the website will always be allowed to request your current location. 

3. Select "Block", to always disable websites from requesting your current location.

Note: 

By selecting "Ask" or "Allow", users can enable the [Generate the corresponding 

geographical location based on IP], or customize the longitude, latitude, and accuracy (meters) if it is not enabled. 1739255717242.png