Hi there! I understand that your phone is showing a location in another country, and you can’t find the Scrambly app in your location settings. Just to get a better idea, could you clarify:
- Are you using any VPN service on your phone right now?
- Is the phone connected via cellular data or Wi-Fi when this happens?
- And when you say you can’t find the app in the location settings, do you mean in Windows settings or on the phone itself?

This info will help me tailor the best steps for you. Generally, app location issues often relate to VPNs or account region settings. Meanwhile, here’s a broad approach we can start with:

1. Check for VPN: On your phone (or device), go to Settings > VPN. If a VPN is active or configured, it could make the phone appear as if it's in a different country. Disable the VPN or any VPN apps (e.g., NordVPN) temporarily to test if that resolves it.

2. Location Services and Permissions: Ensure the Scrambly app has permission to use location. On your Windows 10 device with WebKit, open Settings > Privacy > Location, and check if location access is enabled globally and for Scrambly specifically. If Scrambly doesn’t show in the apps list there, it may be due to app platform restrictions or how location permissions are handled in WebKit.

3. Account Region Settings: Sometimes app availability depends on your account’s country settings. Check your Microsoft account or the platform account tied to Scrambly and see if the country/region is set correctly. If needed, update to your current country.

4. Clear Cache or Reinstall Scrambly: If you installed Scrambly some time ago, uninstall and reinstall it without VPN active to refresh location settings.

If you’ve already tried these or the app is still detected as being in another country, let me know what you tried specifically, and we can dive into more advanced settings or account troubleshooting.

Would you like me to walk you through any of these steps?

Can you walk me through those steps?

Got it! I’ll guide you step-by-step to check your phone’s location issue and the app location permissions on your Windows 10 device using WebKit.

### Step 1: Check for VPN on Your Phone
- On your phone, open Settings.
- Look for VPN or Network & Internet > VPN section.
- If you see any active VPN connection, tap it and disconnect or disable it.
- Also, check if you have any VPN apps installed (like NordVPN, ExpressVPN) and temporarily disable or uninstall them.
- Try connecting your phone to the network again without VPN—this often resolves location mismatches.

### Step 2: Check Location Permissions on Windows 10
- On your Windows 10 device, click on the Start menu and open Settings (the gear icon).
- Go to Privacy > Location.
- Make sure Location for this device is On.
- Scroll down to Choose which apps can access your precise location. Look for Scrambly in the list.
- If it’s there, ensure permission is toggled On.
- If you don’t see Scrambly listed, it might be due to the app not requesting location permission via Windows or WebKit interface limitations.

### Step 3: Check Account Region Settings
- On your Windows 10 device, open Settings > Time & Language > Region.
- Verify your Country or region is correct and matches your current location.
- Also, check the account connected to Scrambly—if it’s tied to an online account such as Microsoft or Google—make sure that account’s region settings align with your own current region.

### Step 4: Clear Cache or Reinstall Scrambly App
- Uninstall Scrambly by going to Settings > Apps > Apps & features, find Scrambly, and select Uninstall.
- Restart your computer.
- Reinstall Scrambly from its official source without using any VPN or location masking tools.
- Launch Scrambly, and allow location permissions if prompted.

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If you want, I can also provide you with some tutorial resources about using Scrambly effectively to ensure everything works as expected. Would you like that? Or is your focus mainly on resolving this location detection issue right now?