IP Address Lookup
See where your browser’s traffic is exiting.
After switching routes, check again and compare the IP address and location.
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Current Connection Details
- Public IP Address
- Temporarily unavailable
- Country / Region
- Temporarily unavailable
- ISP / Network Provider
- Temporarily unavailable
- Proxy Detected
- Temporarily unavailable
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Results reflect only the connection used to reach this site’s lookup API. They don’t represent the network path used by other apps or every website.
What These Details Mean
Public IP: The Address Websites See
Your public IP is the address used when this request reaches the lookup API. Check before and after connecting to see whether your browser’s public IP has changed. If your client uses split tunneling, this page may use your local connection while a website you’re visiting uses another route. An unchanged address alone doesn’t prove that the connection failed.
Location and ISP: Database Records of Your Network
The country or region is how an IP database classifies an address; it isn’t your device’s precise location. The ISP field usually identifies the provider, hosting company, or network organization associated with the address, and may not match your local broadband provider. Database records can vary, and streaming platforms use their own location checks. Our results can’t replace a platform’s actual assessment.
Proxy Detection: A Signal, Not a Privacy Score
This page shows whether a proxy was detected only when the lookup API explicitly returns a result. No detection doesn’t mean your connection isn’t using a proxy, and detection doesn’t necessarily mean anything is wrong. Shared IPs, data center addresses, and changes to detection databases can all affect the result. If the API doesn’t provide this field, we’ll show “Temporarily unavailable” rather than guess.
First, note your current public IP. Then switch to your chosen route and check again. To verify the route used for streaming or AI tools, open the service itself and check the client’s split-tunneling rules.
Check for DNS Leaks
DNS translates domain names into network addresses. If your public IP has changed but DNS queries are still going to an unexpected resolver, check your DNS route. This page’s GeoIP lookup can’t see DNS requests, so it won’t automatically report whether your connection passed or has a leak.
- Check your client. Make sure the connection is active, then review its DNS, split-tunneling, and system proxy settings. If only your browser proxy is enabled, other system traffic may still use your usual connection.
- Check your browser. See whether “Secure DNS” or encrypted DNS is set to use a separate resolver. Browser and client settings may both be active, so check the documentation for your client.
- Compare resolver results. If you use a separate DNS test tool, review its privacy policy first, then compare the resolvers and their associated networks before and after connecting. A difference between the resolver’s location and your public IP’s location is only a clue; it doesn’t prove a leak on its own.
- Recheck after making changes. Follow your client’s instructions to align your DNS routing, then reopen the service you want to use and check again. If the issue persists, submit a support ticket through the user panel with your client, operating system, and a description of the problem. Hide personal information in screenshots before sharing them.
Queries & Privacy
We don’t log queries. This page requests connection details only from our own lookup API and doesn’t store your lookup history in the browser. If you copy the result, only your current public IP is written to the clipboard. If our API is unavailable, we’ll say so rather than use a third-party public API.
Your IP address and network details may reveal information about your connection. Consider masking your address before sharing lookup results. For details on how this service handles data, see our Privacy Policy.
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