My geolocation tool is having an identity crisis, help?

Hey everyone,

Our little 'What is My Location?' web tool, which, as you can guess, relies pretty heavily on geolocation, has decided to embark on a world tour without telling us. We're trying to provide users with accurate current coordinates, but lately, its location accuracy has been, let's just say, adventurous.

The problem is it's giving wildly inconsistent location data. Sometimes it's spot on, other times it thinks I'm sipping tea in London when I'm clearly battling traffic in LA. User complaints are piling up, ranging from being placed in a different state to an entirely different country. It's like our tool is playing a very confusing game of 'Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?' with our users' actual locations.

Here's a sample of what the console outputs, showing the erratic coordinates, often from the same user session:

// Typical Accurate Output
User IP: 203.0.113.45
Geolocation Data: { lat: 34.0522, lon: -118.2437, accuracy: 20m }

// The "Uh Oh" Inaccurate Output
User IP: 203.0.113.45
Geolocation Data: { lat: 51.5074, lon: 0.1278, accuracy: 5000km } // London? I'm in LA!

What on earth could be causing such discrepancies with our geolocation data? Is it a browser API issue, an IP geolocation service hiccup, or something deeper on our server configuration? Help a brother out please...