To the best of my knowledge, the Google Assistant on my Hopper 3 is connected to my home wi-fi. But somehow, it doesn't know where the device is actually located (Rochester, MN), and still thinks I am at my "moved" address (North Mankato, MN). Wouldn't my home wi-fi help the Google Assistant help detect where I am actually at?
How does Google Assistant not detect where I actually am?
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This is interesting.
Have you gone to hopper settings, internet , network and looked at your primary dns address.
Google it for " where is my ip " and it provide the location.
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Have you gone to hopper settings, internet , network and looked at your primary dns address.
Google it for " where is my ip " and it provide the location.
Sent from S10 Plus
using the SatelliteGuys app!
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My wife had to use the defibrilator.
I tried that. Google Assistant states, "I need permission before I can use your personal information for anything" then tells me to change the settings on my Google Assistant app on my phone. I'm afraid to do that, for I think that would affect my "moved" address and I also think that's the reason it thinks I'm at my "moved" address as of now.
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