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Public IP & connection details
See what your connection reveals, then check your privacy in under a minute.
Location is approximate and may reflect a VPN or proxy endpoint.
Estimated from your IP address, not a precise GPS location.
Your digital context
Useful details detected by your browser and approximate network location.
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Based on approximate IP location. Weather may differ from your exact location. Weather data by WeatherAPI.com.
Connection toolkit
Look up the approximate location, ISP, organization and ASN for a public IPv4 or IPv6 address.
Open tool →Check whether WebRTC exposes another public or local network address to websites.
Open tool →Check whether DNS requests may be handled outside your expected network or VPN.
Open tool →Check whether your browser can connect over IPv6 and see the address used for that route.
Open tool →Review whether the current address resembles a VPN, proxy, or hosting network.
Open tool →Review browser settings and device signals that can contribute to online identification.
Open tool →Measure ping, jitter, download and upload performance between your browser and this IP Lens server.
Open tool →Understand the result
Your public IP helps websites send data back to your connection. It can indicate a network provider and approximate area, but it does not normally identify your exact home or a person by itself.
Explore privacy guides →No. IP geolocation is approximate and can be wrong, especially on mobile networks, corporate gateways, VPNs and proxies.
A trusted VPN or proxy can present its address to websites, but the provider may still process connection information.
IP Lens does not store your raw IP in visit analytics. It uses a daily rotating, one-way keyed identifier for aggregate traffic statistics.