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For weeks now I have had repeated problems in signing in to Gmail and Firefox Browser. I am continually being asked to identify myself and to change passwords etc. At the root of the problem appears to be thzt Google or Firefox has decided that I live in USA. I have never even visited USA. I have lived in FRANCE some 25 years. But, someone has decided otherwise and I suspect it is someone with a VPN who keeps changing his address. There is possibly a fault with the latest version of Google which over-writes the French telephone dial code (0033) with a code from USA. My IP address is also changed to a US number. The last time I did a trace I arrived at gchao.com in Florence , Colorado. (23.249.172.213).

I have tried three times to bring this problem to Google but I never receive an answer.

I have three levels of anti-malware in use. The problem appears to principally relate to an HP portable running Windows 10. VIZ ---

Firefox on Windows 10 United States (estimated) IP address: 104.243.212.135 09:16:46 (CDT) Sunday, 28 Jun 2020

I cannot spend the rest of my life changing passwords. Can you plrease help me.

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Ich bin ganz schön erschrocken, wie ich ausspioniert werden könnte, oder getrackt oder wie auch immer. Gibt es eine Generaleinstellung in Ff um dies zu unterbinden? Diese Frage kommt von Peter

I have saved many logins and passwords in the password manager. When I open a page which needs these details, they never auto fill. I have checked that all necessary options are checked. I'm baffled as to what I should try next.

Thanks for any help you can offer.

Steve Andrews

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Hi bit of a weird one.

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Hi,

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