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The tool shows your public IP address, approximate geolocation, Internet Service Provider (ISP), run an internet speed test, get a security score, and analyze your browser fingerprint. All on a single page, free, and with no sign-up required.
An IP address identifies an interface or connection on a network; several devices may share one public address through NAT. There are two versions: IPv4, formatted like 192.168.1.1, and IPv6, with a longer format like 2001:db8::1. Your public IP address is what websites and online services see when you connect, and it reveals information such as your approximate location and your ISP.
Checking the visible address can help verify VPN routing, identify your ISP, inspect estimated geolocation, and diagnose network issues like latency or speed. It is also useful for confirming that your connection is properly routed.
The combination of system, screen, language, and time zone can contribute to an identifiable fingerprint, but this page does not measure its uniqueness. A VPN changes the address visible to the destination and shifts trust to its provider; it does not prevent other tracking by itself. The score summarizes visible signals and is not a security audit.
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