3. Asking "where?

Where is the resource located? What are the geographical limits of the information?

Sometimes an Internet search leads to the wrong result, because it's on a foreign site.

Example: you're looking for legal information, and you think you've found the right answer, but a glance at the URL shows you the extension ". be"... So you get a result in Belgium.

When you launch a search on Google, remember to restrict the results to France.

To find out whether the website in question is hosted on a server in France or abroad, you need to decipher the URL address, and in particular the region code.