Your network data
Find out your IP
🌐 What have we learned about you?
As soon as you opened this page, our script automatically detected your public IP address and technical data. You don’t need to click anything—the information is already on the screen.
Why is this necessary?
- VPN check: Turned on VPN, but see your real city here? This means the protection is not working.
- For developers: Quickly find out your User-Agent or check how the site detects your device.
- Security: Find out which provider services your current connection.
🔍 Why is my city identified incorrectly?
This is the most frequently asked question. Geolocation is determined by the providers' database, and not by your device's GPS. The informer shows the physical location of your provider's server through which traffic flows. It may be in a neighboring city or even region.
Do you want to install similar widgets on your resource? Look at our section informers for the site.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
🔹 Is my real IP visible to everyone on the Internet?
Yes, the public IP address is visible to any website you visit. This is necessary so that the server can send you data (pictures, text) back.
🔹 How to hide your IP address?
The most reliable ways to change your digital footprint are to use VPN services, proxy servers, or the Tor browser. Once enabled, refresh this page to ensure the IP has changed.
🔹Are you saving my data?
No. We only display information that your browser transmits to the network. We do not log or save your browsing history.
🔹 What is the difference between an IP and a local address?
Here we show your external IP (the one under which the Internet sees you). In the router settings you can see the internal IP (usually starts at 192.168...), which only works inside your apartment or office.