To get more useful information from sites, you can allow the sites to use your location.
Let a site know your locationBy default, Chrome asks you when a site wants to use your location. To let the site know where you are, select Allow. Before you allow a site to use your location, check the site's privacy policy.
If you use Google as your default search engine on your phone, your location is used by default for your searches on Google.
Change your default location settingsImportant: On your Windows or Mac computer, you may get a notification that "Location is turned off in your Windows (or Mac) system preferences." To update your computer's location preferences, select System settings and follow the on-screen instructions.
Tips:
If you allow sites in Chrome to use your location, Chrome sends information to Google Location Services to get an estimate of where you are. Chrome can then share that info with the site that wants your location.
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