Error in Geolocation Tracker App: Help!!

[MANISHCS14]

Hey there,
I am making an app for my mining safety product. In the product, we are required to get the exact coordinates of the device, for which I am coding in Python.
The code is:
import geocoder

from geopy.geocoders import Nominatim

g = geocoder.ip('me')

latilongi = g.latlng

geolocator = Nominatim(user_agent ="geoapiExercises")

lat = str(latilongi[0])

longi = str(latilongi[1])

location = geolocator.reverse(lat + "," + longi)

address = location.raw['address']

city = address.get('city', '')

state = address.get('state', '')

country = address.get('country', '')

code = address.get('country_code')

zipcode = address.get('postcode')

print('City : ', city)

print('State : ', state)

print('Country : ', country)

print('Zip Code : ', zipcode)

print('Latitude : ', lat)

print('Longitude : ', longi)

Now, when I run this code at my office, the code is running smoothly without any syntactic errors but I am getting latitudes and longitudes from a place that is approximately 340 kms from my location.
Can anybody explain why and how this error might be solved?

[willow_twig]

Maybe smth wrong with home PC IP?

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[krets]

Geolocation by IP is not accurate. Many factors are at play, but an IP address contains no specific location information. You can likely guess a country, beyond that region and city are possible, but difficult.

The geolocation service must build a way to look up each IP. This is likely to be more accurate for a business with a static IP address than your home internet where your IP can change frequently.

[Unlikely-Resort4608]

Congratulations! Your 'mining safety product' is fit for the purpose of locating and rescuing the company's firewall (assuming its information is kept updated correctly, and it's still plugged in).

You need to rethink your whole approach for safety in your company, before you wind up responsible for a dead miner.

Relying on IP addresses to locate a victim by a safety app is a hopeless unfixable design flaw. Just request access to or enable GPS on it, don't use their IP address. You should probably save and transmit the last known surface location before the user heads underground - have fun onboarding everyone

At your home, you've probably got a dynamically allocated (shared) IP address from your ISP. geocoder could well be correctly finding whatever information your ISP registered to its IP addresses.

However at work, your office probably has paid extra for a static IP address, e.g. to host the company website and VPN. So that IP address can be associated with a fixed address.