I have a phone with a Spanish Sim, but when I'm abroad, I still get websites redirect me to the Spanish version, when I'd prefer to see the local one. This happens even when I'm on WiFi, but I'm guessing it's something to do with my Sim?
Does anyone know how they do this, and if there is a way of overriding it?
If you are data roaming with your home phone plan, then it is normal. The local carrier tunnels the traffic back to your service provider in your home country and then it routes to the internet from there.
I get it all the time when I'm OS travelling.
You'd need a VPN in the country you're in to make the traffic appear local..
If it's happening on WiFi, it will be your language setting. If you're on android, try setting up a different user profile with different language and locations settings as a quick test.
I noticed similar things but never on wifi. I have used an Austrian sim card in other EU countries, and whenever I connect to a VPN server with the "Fastest" profile, it will connect me to an Austrian server every time.
I guess it makes sense but I still don't fully understand why local servers aren't considered faster. Anyway I never had an issue with wifi. Maybe you aren't actually connected to the wifi somehow?
El tuyo telefono es espãnol porque habla con la sim. Es claro tu quieres cambiar operator de tu idioma por haces el idioma que te gusta. (Thanks duolingo).