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derp. its not that they entered it, its just the default.
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cacahuatl
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You're literally typing your postcode into the search boxOkay, I finally managed to find an Exit that wallmart.ca didn't block.

Had no idea what a Canadian postcode looked like, now I doThat post code is just the default. Purely co-incidence if it happens to match where you are actually located.

If you tell someoneThe website has no idea of your real location over Tor, Tor can't help you.

Default location

You're literally typing your postcode into the search box.

Had no idea what a Canadian postcode looked like, now I do.

If you tell someone your location over Tor, Tor can't help you.

Okay, I finally managed to find an Exit that wallmart.ca didn't block.

That post code is just the default. Purely co-incidence if it happens to match where you are actually located.

The website has no idea of your real location.

Default location

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It seemsYou're literally typing your exit happens to co-incide withpostcode into the country that you live in?search box.

It's notHad no idea what a Canadian postcode looked like, now I do.

If you tell someone your location dataover Tor, if anything it's the location of the exit (according to MaxMind)Tor can't help you.

It seems your exit happens to co-incide with the country that you live in?

It's not your location data, if anything it's the location of the exit (according to MaxMind).

You're literally typing your postcode into the search box.

Had no idea what a Canadian postcode looked like, now I do.

If you tell someone your location over Tor, Tor can't help you.

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cacahuatl
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It seems your exit happens to co-incide with the country that you live in?

It's not your location data, if anything it's the location of the exit (according to MaxMind).