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Only available if the CDN sends an X-Geo-Country header
not sure about what it does though. Just for consistency.
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Motivation: wouldn't it be nice to display the visitor's location in the 404 alert email? This way the Wordpress admin won't have to waste time looking for this information online.
The X-Geo-Country header isn't available by default but may be added if the website uses a CDN (the wordpress admin might need to contact their CDN support to enable it).
This is a sample alert with the X-Geo-Country set:
And this is an example when it doesn't exist:
@Joel-James, you may want to review my modifications. I admit I didn't understand what the apply_filter function does but used it anyway to keep your code consistent. For example in line 231 of the file class-jj4t3-404-data.php. Luckily it seems to work. :)