Reverse Geocoding API Documentation

These days it is quite common to see websites asking permission to access user locations. There are multiple use-cases of using location data to personalise your web content and deliver targeted messaging. This feature can be enabled in any website by using HTML 5 Geolocation API and is widely supported by all current web browsers including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, IE and Opera....

Most modern mobile and web apps have location-based features enabled for content personalisation and customer targeting. These features are transforming the way we shop online, stream digital content, and read news. Almost all online commerce and social networks are driven by these hyper-local targeting features....

Big tech, or more precisely Ad tech, companies have been heavily criticised for exploiting users’ personal data to serve targetted ads for promoting brands, services and products. The rampant buying and selling of users’ personal data and excessive use of the data have degraded the reputation of big tech companies. For example, ...

Location-based services are playing a crucial role in our digital life. Most service providers must know where their customers are coming from to tailor their offerings and maintain security-related measures. At the other end, most consumers use location-aware devices nowadays, such as GPS-powered mobile devices, and often 'know' their current location with great precision. Therefore, the most accurate way service providers can retrieve their customers' current location is by actively asking them to share it....

One of the key benefits of using IP geolocation or Reverse geocoding service is delivering effective content localisation for your application or marketing websites. BigDataCloud’s geolocation APIs already support 148 different world languages used across the world. You can request the data in any preferred language, as long as the data in the requested language is available. ...