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What Is My IP

Shows your public IP, network details and approximate location, with a WebRTC leak check.

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WHAT IS WHAT IS MY IP?

What Is My IP shows your current connection's public IP, network details, and approximate location, with an opt-in device GPS comparison and a WebRTC leak check.

Important

  1. This version has no geolocation/ASN provider wired — those fields honestly show "currently unavailable" instead of fabricated data.
  2. Device location only starts after you click the button, and the coordinates are shown only in your browser — never sent to our server.

How to use?

  1. Your public IP and related details load automatically when the page opens.
  2. Click "Use My Device Location" or "Run Check" for additional signals.

Frequently asked questions

Why do the geolocation and network fields say "currently unavailable"?

That is an honest state, not a bug. This version has no geolocation/ASN provider wired (no commercially-licensed free option or API key is available), so those fields are explicitly marked unavailable instead of showing fabricated or placeholder data.

Is my device location uploaded or stored anywhere?

No. Device GPS coordinates are only ever shown in your current browser view — there is no code path anywhere that sends those coordinates to a server or writes them to storage.

If the WebRTC check shows a "leak," does that mean my VPN doesn't work?

Not necessarily. This usually indicates a leak from a browser-extension or proxy-based VPN — a full-device VPN (tunneling at the OS level) typically shows no leak, so this never means "all VPNs leak."

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