Being Spyed On Everywhere

I believe it is a bit more like using a line telephone everywhere you go. When you connect to the Internet you will get a different IP from each location. The IP has different components and this information can be used to track your location just as I can tell where a call I receive is originating if I am familiar with area codes (easy to look up on the Internet). The IPs really just resolve to domain names and this information is publicly available to various degrees. My internet service provider is registered in a neighboring city and site will often know that my IP is part of my particular ISP so they will think I am in that city. Others can track me more closely and I am guessing they may have access to more specific information with the service provider that lets them track me to my particular city just the way that I know the first 3 digits of a 7 digit phone number used to be distributed to people in a particular area of my city. So if I see XXX-YYYZZZZ I can often tell from XXX that that person is in my area code and YYY that they live in my neighborhood or the neighborhood where my veterinarian is located. That's just the way it is with technology unless you use a VPN where all your connections are routed through a different location and the web sites only know the IP for that server wherever it is.

The other way they may pick up on your location is if you have been using services to search for something else. Google then might store, "Hey, that IP just searched for a coffee shop in Athens". You can request places don't track you, and you can block certain trackers with utilities such as Ghostery and PrivacyBadger, but it's not 100% effective.

Welcome to the 21st century.

It sounds as if you don't quite understand what an IP address is and how it's used. At the simplest, it's your device's address on the internet. And, just like people need to know your physical address to send you things, the internet needs to know your IP address to send data. This is not necessarily any kind of threat to privacy.

See this article for a better explanation than I can give:

What Is an IP Address & Why Does Everything Need One?

What makes you think you're being spied on?

My deepest apologies. I thought you were here because you wanted help. My mistake.

Best of luck.