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As the centrifugal force is the greatest at the equator and it decreases towards the poles where it is gone, the intensity of the effect is the greatest at the equator.

By dragging the flashing node you can move around the Earth. The arrow represents the magnitude of the centripetal force resulted by the rotation of the Earth.