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{"found_url":"https:\/\/whoer.net\/","crawl_time":1775548708,"first_indexed_time":1376014904,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"net,whoer!\/ s443","src_root_hash":"17713271151458761014","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"What Is My IP Address? - Find IP and Check Leaks","meta_descriptions":["What is my IP address and how to find IP address? Whoer shows your IP, location, ISP, and ZIP code. Fix leaks with our privacy score. Check your browser, DNS, and location."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"What is My IP – Free IP Lookup\nYour IP address is a number that helps your devices connect. If you want to know how to find IP address, you should decide which IP do you need exactly. If you want to see how websites identify you online, you'll need your public IP – and that's exactly what Whoer.net reveals as soon as you open the page. It’s a fast, free IP lookup that answers What’s my location by IP without extra clicks.\nCheck IP (country, ISP, ASN, ZIP code)\nWhoer.net is a user-friendly What is my IP tool to find IP address in one click. Just enter the site, you’ll get an instant IP address lookup, a clear VPN check, and a smart proxy checker (HTTP\/HTTPS\/SOCKS5). There’s also an IP blacklist check that shows if your IPs are compromised. Follow the step-by-step guidance to get delisted.\nWhen I open the main page, I can see my public IP address, DNS, country\/city, ISP, and ASN right away. If I just need to check IP address for support, gaming, or remote access, Whoer.net is right at the top.\nWith Whoer.net, you can instantly check for IP and DNS leaks and see if your real IP is exposed.\nVPN check & Proxy checker\nThe VPN leak test detects VPNs and TOR. We compare your IP country with DNS, time zone\/locale, and look for tunneling signs – so you’ll know whether your IP address might look suspicious to websites.\nThe proxy checker validates HTTP\/HTTPS\/SOCKS5: it inspects headers, scans common proxy ports (8080\/3128\/1080), and catches fingerprintable patterns. We also flag datacenter IP vs residential\/mobile and do transparent proxy detection.\nThe Whoer.net leaks score\nThe Whoer.net leaks score is a helpful feature that shows how secure your connection is when using a VPN or proxy. It checks for potential leaks like DNS, WebRTC, and IP leaks, which could expose your real location or identity. A higher leaks score indicates that your VPN or proxy is effectively masking your true IP, while a lower score suggests there may be vulnerabilities that could compromise your privacy. This is an important tool for anyone looking to maintain their anonymity online.\nBrowser fingerprint checker\nThe browser fingerprint checker shows details like your User-Agent, HTTP headers, screen info, language and time zone, device and browser data, WebRTC\/JavaScript status, and plugins. It’s a handy tool for people using multiple accounts in their browser or working on general privacy improvements, especially when your IP address changes or stays the same..\nHow to find IP address on your devices\nYou have a public IP address (what websites see) and a local IP address (what your router and other devices at home see). Many devices in your home can share one public IP on the internet, but each device has its own local IP inside your network.\nYour local IP is the one used inside your home or office network. You need it when you set up things like file sharing, remote desktop, a printer, a smart TV, or port forwarding on your router. If you want to connect to another device at home, fix a network issue, or set up a game server or camera, you usually need your local IP\nIf you want to check IP on\nWindows\n, you can find it in the network settings. Open the Start menu, go to\nSettings\n, then\nNetwork\n&\nInternet\n. Choose Wi-Fi if you’re on wireless or Ethernet if you’re on cable, open the connection you’re using, and look for a line called IP address or IPv4 address. The number that looks like\n192.168.x.x\nor\n10.x.x.x\nis your local IP.\nOn a\nMac\n, click the Apple menu and open\nSystem Settings\n(or\nSystem Preferences\non older versions). Go to\nWi-Fi\nor\nNetwork\n, select the network you’re connected to, and you’ll see an IP Address field. That’s your local IP address inside your network.\nTo find IP on\nAndroid\n, open\nSettings\nand go to your Wi-Fi section. Tap the Wi-Fi network you’re connected to and open its details or advanced settings. There you’ll see an IP address that usually starts with\n192.168\nor\n10.\nTo find\niPhone IP\n, open\nSettings\n, then Wi-Fi. Tap the little “i” icon next to your current network. In the IPv4 section you’ll see IP Address. That’s the local IP for your phone on your home network.\nFAQ: IP address and privacy on Whoer\nWhat is my IP address and what does it show?\nYour IP address is a number your provider gives your device on the internet.\nOn Whoer you see it together with rough location, ISP name and ASN.\nHow do I find my IP address and location?\nJust open Whoer.net in your browser. The page loads, and on the first screen\nyou see your IP address, country or city, provider and basic connection info.\nWhat does “see leaks” on this page mean?\nLeaks are cases when real IP or DNS requests are visible outside a VPN or proxy.\nWhoer runs simple DNS and WebRTC checks and highlights if something is exposed.\nDoes a VPN or proxy change what I see as my IP here?\nYes. If your VPN or proxy is working, you should see its IP and country instead\nof your real network IP. If not, the tests may show leaks or mismatches.\nIs it safe to use Whoer to check my IP address?\nWe only show data your browser and network already send with every request:\nIP, headers and technical signals. No extra software, no personal data forms.","attrs_markdown":"- [My IP](https:\/\/whoer.net\/)\n- [VPN](https:\/\/whox.is\/)\n- [WADE X Browser](https:\/\/wade.is\/private-browser?utm_source=whoer&utm_campaign=header_main)\n- Services\n  - [Speed test](https:\/\/whoer.net\/speedtest)\n  - [Ping](https:\/\/whoer.net\/ping)\n  - [Whois](https:\/\/whoer.net\/checkwhois)\n  - [DNS leak test](https:\/\/whoer.net\/dns-leak-test)\n  - [Port scanner](https:\/\/whoer.net\/port-scanner-online)\n- [Crypto](https:\/\/cpx.now\/)\n- [Resi Proxy ![floppydata](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/floppy-data.png) Floppydata — High-Quality proxies for just \\$1](https:\/\/floppydata.com\/?utm_source=whoer)\n\n[Buy VPN now](https:\/\/whox.is\/buy)\n\n- [My IP](https:\/\/whoer.net\/)\n- [WADE X Browser](https:\/\/wade.is\/private-browser?utm_source=whoer&utm_campaign=header_main)\n- [VPN](https:\/\/whox.is\/)\n- [Speed test](https:\/\/whoer.net\/speedtest)\n- [Ping](https:\/\/whoer.net\/ping)\n- [Whois](https:\/\/whoer.net\/checkwhois)\n- [DNS leak test](https:\/\/whoer.net\/dns-leak-test)\n- [Crypto](https:\/\/cpx.now\/)\n- [Resi Proxy](https:\/\/floppydata.com\/?utm_source=whoer)\n\n[Buy VPN](https:\/\/whox.is\/buy)\n\n[Telegram](https:\/\/t.me\/whoer_official)\n\n![iso](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/us.svg)\n\n# My IP:\n**51\\.75.236.136**\n\n## Ashburn \/  United States\nSecured connection\n\n[![xsocks.pro](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/xsocks_logo.webp)WIFI\/LTE proxies on Win\/Android\/IOS. Just 0.5\\$ per proxyOpen](https:\/\/xsocks.pro\/?ref=127)\n\nConnection test\n\nSecure internet\n\nISP:\n\nAhrefs\n\nDNS\n\n![preloader](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/preloader.svg)\n\nHostname:\n\nsardine660.ahrefs.net\n\nOS:\n\nUnknown\n\nBrowser:\n\n7\\.0\n\n[Check fingerprint](https:\/\/whoer.net\/#tab-fingerprint)\n\nProxy:\n\nNo\n\n[Get proxy](https:\/\/app.cyberyozh.com\/ru\/proxy\/promo-residential\/?utm_source=whoer&utm_medium=whoer)\n\nAnonymizer:\n\nNo\n\nBlacklist:\n\n[No](https:\/\/www.spamhaus.org\/search\/?q=51.75.236.136)\n\n**Your disguise: 90%** Minor remarks regarding your anonymity and security\n\n[More](https:\/\/whoer.net\/) [Hide](https:\/\/whoer.net\/#moreInfo)\n\n- \\-10%\n  Flash enabled  We strongly recommend our users to disable Flash Player in their browsers. If you have to use Flash sites, it is better to do it in another browser and only with a specific trusted site.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-disable-flash-in-browser\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-disable-flash-in-browser\/)\n- \\-10%\n  Java enabled  We strongly recommend our users to disable Java in the main browser. If you have to use Flash sites, it is better to do it in another browser and only with a specific trusted site.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-disable-java-in-various-operating-systems\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-disable-java-in-various-operating-systems\/)\n- \\-0%\n  You have a browser tracking block disabled. Do Not Track signals are often ignored by websites. Privacy-focused browsers handle tracking at the browser level instead. Check your fingerprint and fix browser leaks.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/#tab-fingerprint)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/#tab-fingerprint)\n- \\-10%\n  ActiveX enabled  We strongly recommend our users to disable ActiveX in their main browser. If you have to use ActiveX extensions, for example for payment systems, it is better to use another browser for this purpose, and access only one specific source you know and trust.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.is\/blog\/how-to-disable-activex\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.is\/blog\/how-to-disable-activex\/)\n- \\-10%\n  WebRTC  We detected A Class network in your local IP addresses. Since you are on this site and we detected it, you are possibly using VPN.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-disable-webrtc-in-various-browsers\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-disable-webrtc-in-various-browsers\/)\n- \\-10%\n  Open proxy ports  We have determined that you work under a proxy server with a low level of anonymity. Proxy servers are intended to increase the speed of your connection with the help of caching. Your IP replacement in the process is just a sideway action rather than a main purpose of proxies, and they can be easily detected. Please use other means, for example VPN.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-remain-100-anonymous-on-whoer-nets-home-page\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-remain-100-anonymous-on-whoer-nets-home-page\/)\n- \\-10%\n  DNS different  Your DNS server country differs from the country of your IP address. As a rule, it reveals your attempts to hide your location.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-hide-your-dns\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-hide-your-dns\/)\n- \\-10%\n  TOR detected  IP addresses of Tor exit nodes are known. It means that it's known that you use anonymous network and your actions may be defined as suspicious\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/what-is-tor\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/what-is-tor\/)\n- \\-10%\n  IP addresses different  Our interactive checks have revealed that you are not the one you pretend to be. Your actual IP address differs from the one you show. Please use proper system and VPN settings or disable Flash\/Java\/ActiveX\/WebRTC in your browser.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-disable-webrtc-in-various-browsers\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-disable-webrtc-in-various-browsers\/)\n- \\-10%\n  WebProxy detected  The majority of webproxies are detectable and able to intercept and track your traffic. We do not recommend using them for anonymity.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/web-proxies-and-why-vpn-is-better\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/web-proxies-and-why-vpn-is-better\/)\n- \\-10%\n  Proxy detected  The majority of proxies are not anonymous, they are detectable and able to track your traffic. We do not recommend using them for anonymity.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/what-mtu-parameter-is\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/what-mtu-parameter-is\/)\n- \\-10%\n  Data Center IP  Your IP address related to data center, you use masking tools.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/what-mtu-parameter-is\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/what-mtu-parameter-is\/)\n- \\-10%\n  System time different  The time set in your system differs from your IP addresses time zone. You are possibly trying to hide your current location by anonymity means.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/timezone-mismatch\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/timezone-mismatch\/)\n- \\-10%\n  Blacklist  Your IP address is blacklisted. This is a bad signal.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-remove-an-ip-address-from-a-blacklist\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-remove-an-ip-address-from-a-blacklist\/)\n- \\-10%\n  Browser headers different  User-Agent that your browser sends differs from that we checked via Javascript. You are trying to hide your actual browser.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-change-user-agent-in-browser\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-change-user-agent-in-browser\/)\n- \\-10%\n  Languages different  The language set in your system and\/or browser differs from the language of your IP address country. You are possibly trying to hide yourself by anonymity means.\n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/language-doesnt-match-ip\/)\n  [🔧](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/language-doesnt-match-ip\/)\n- 0%\n  X detected  It seems that you use X. But using only X does not allow to hide the fact of using anonymity means.\n  \n  [How to fix?](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-change-lang-in-windows-10-and-mac-os\/)\n\n- Level of insecurity:\n- Low\n- Medium\n- High\n- [Hide](https:\/\/whoer.net\/#moreInfo)\n\n**Your disguise: 90%** Minor remarks regarding your anonymity and security\n\n## Browser for 1,000+ accounts\nCreate isolated profiles with real fingerprints. Reduce risks. Stay in control.\n\nAffiliate Agencies E-commerce Scraping SMM Arbitrage\n\n[Start for free](https:\/\/wade.is\/?utm_source=whoer&utm_campaign=whoerbigbanner)\n\nTry for free with promocode •\n\n**FULLACCESS**\n\n- ## IP Address Details\n- ## Extended version\n- ## Browser fingerprint\n\nWebsites identify users not only by IP, but also by a unique browser fingerprint — a set of technical characteristics your browser shares with websites you visit. Even if your IP changes, the fingerprint often stays the same.\n\nSpecialized browsers are designed to manage and isolate browser fingerprints. They help keep multiple browser profiles separate. [WADE X](https:\/\/wade.is\/private-browser?utm_source=whoer&utm_campaign=fingerprint_text) is an example of such a privacy-focused browser.\n\n#### DNS leak test\n[Go](https:\/\/whoer.net\/dns-leak-test)\n\n[![wade](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/antidetect-icon.webp) WADE X MULTI-ACC BROWSER Go](https:\/\/wade.is\/private-browser?utm_source=whoer&utm_campaign=ip-details)\n\n#### Port scanner\n[Go](https:\/\/whoer.net\/port-scanner-online)\n\n#### Evercookie test\n[Go](https:\/\/whoer.net\/evercookie)\n\n#### WebRTC\n202\\.8.42.148\n\n#### JavaScript\nenabled\n\n#### Flash\nDisabled\n\n#### ActiveX\nDisabled\n\n#### Java\nDisabled\n\n#### cookies\nEnabled\n\n#### Location\nCountry:\n\n![iso](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/us.svg) United States  (US)\n\nRegion:\n\nVirginia\n\nCity:\n\nAshburn\n\nZIP:\n\n20149\n\nHostname:\n\nsardine660.ahrefs.net   \n [Whois](https:\/\/whoer.net\/checkwhois?ip=ahrefs.net#result)\n\nReversed:\n\n202\\.8.42.148\n\nIP range:\n\n202\\.8.40.0 - 202.8.43.255\n\nISP:\n\nAhrefs\n\nOrganization:\n\nAhrefs\n\nAS Organization:\n\nAhrefs Pte Ltd\n\nAS Number:\n\n140577\n\n#### Time\nZone:\n\nAmerica\/New\\_York\n\nLocal:\n\nTue Apr 7 2026 09:58:28 GMT+0200 (CEST)\n\nSystem:\n\nTue Apr 07 2026 07:58:29 GMT+0000 (Greenwich Mean Time)\n\n#### social networks\nWe could not find that you are logged in to social networks\n#### Language\n\n[Want to know more? Use extended version](https:\/\/whoer.net\/)\n\n#### IP address\nHostname:\n\nsardine660.ahrefs.net   \n [Whois](https:\/\/whoer.net\/checkwhois?ip=ahrefs.net#result)\n\nReversed:\n\n202\\.8.42.148\n\nMail server:\n\nN\/A\n\nIP range:\n\n202\\.8.40.0 - 202.8.43.255\n\nISP:\n\nAhrefs\n\nOrganization:\n\nAhrefs\n\nAS Organization:\n\nAhrefs Pte Ltd\n\nAS Number:\n\n140577\n\n#### social networks\nWe could not find that you are logged in to social networks\n\n#### DNS leak test\n[Go](https:\/\/whoer.net\/dns-leak-test)\n\n#### Port scanner\n[Go](https:\/\/whoer.net\/port-scanner-online)\n\n#### Evercookie test\n[Go](https:\/\/whoer.net\/evercookie)\n\n#### Interactive detection\nRun tests\n\n**IP address**\n\n51\\.75.236.136   ![iso](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/fr.svg)  United States     \n   bin: 00110011 01001011 11101100 10001000    \n   dec: 860613768   \n   oct: 063 0113 0354 0210    \n   hex: 33 4B EC 88\n\nFlash\n\nN\/A\n\nWebRTC\n\n**ca**\n\nJava (TCP)\n\nN\/A\n\nJava (UDP)\n\nN\/A\n\nJava (system)\n\nN\/A\n\nDNS\n\nBrowser\n\n![preloader](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/preloader.svg)\n\nFlash\n\nN\/A\n\nJava (request)\n\nN\/A\n\nJava (system)\n\nN\/A\n\nOS\n\nHeaders:\n\nUnknown\n\nJavaScript:\n\nLinux x86\\_64\n\nFlash:\n\nN\/A\n\nJava:\n\nN\/A\n\nTCP\/IP:\n\n![preloader](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/preloader.svg)\n\nPorts\n\nOpen ports:\n\nN\/A\n\nLanguage\n\nHeaders:\n\n(  \\| en-US)\n\nJavaScript:\n\n![](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/us.svg) en-US\n\nFlash:\n\nN\/A\n\nJava:\n\nN\/A\n\n#### Location\nCountry:\n\n![iso](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/us.svg) United States  (US)\n\nRegister country code:\n\nRegister country name:\n\nRepresent country code:\n\nRepresent country name:\n\nContinent:\n\nNorth America\n\nContinent code:\n\nNA\n\nRegion:\n\nVirginia\n\nSubdivision 1 code:\n\nVA\n\nSubdivision 2 name:\n\nSubdivision 2 code:\n\nCity:\n\nAshburn\n\nZIP:\n\n20149\n\nIn European Union:\n\nAS Organization:\n\nAhrefs Pte Ltd\n\nAS Number:\n\n140577\n\nMetro code:\n\nZone:\n\nAmerica\/New\\_York\n\nLatitude:\n\n39\\.0469\n\nLongitude:\n\n\\-77.4903\n\nMap:\n\n[Show](https:\/\/whoer.net\/)\n\n![preloader](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/preloader.svg)\n\n#### Time\nZone:\n\nAmerica\/New\\_York\n\nLocal:\n\nTue Apr 7 2026 09:58:28 GMT+0200 (CEST)\n\nSystem:\n\nTue Apr 07 2026 07:58:29 GMT+0000 (Greenwich Mean Time)\n\nUTC:\n\nTue Apr 7 2026 07:58:28 UTC\n\nGMT:\n\nTue Apr 7 2026 07:58:28 GMT\n\nDST:\n\nYes\n\nSunrise:\n\n07:15:34\n\nSunset:\n\n20:29:57\n\n#### Screen\ncolorDepth:\n\n24\n\npixelDepth:\n\n24\n\nheight:\n\n600\n\nwidth:\n\n800\n\navailHeight:\n\n600\n\navailWidth:\n\n800\n\ntop:\n\nN\/A\n\nleft:\n\nN\/A\n\navailTop:\n\n0\n\navailLeft:\n\n0\n\nwindow size:\n\n1024x6031 (800x600)\n\n[Too much information? Use lite version](https:\/\/whoer.net\/)\n\n[![wade](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/antidetect-icon.webp) YOUR FINGERPRINT IS EXPOSED Websites are tracking you across accounts and IPs Wade X protects your privacy with isolated profiles Claim your free trial](https:\/\/wade.is\/private-browser?utm_source=whoer&utm_campaign=fingerprint_checker)\n\n#### Browser\nHeaders:\n\nMozilla\/5.0 (compatible; AhrefsBot\/7.0; +http:\/\/ahrefs.com\/robot\/)\n\nJavaScript:\n\nMozilla\/5.0 (compatible; AhrefsBot\/7.0; +http:\/\/ahrefs.com\/robot\/)\n\n#### Screen\ncolorDepth:\n\n24\n\npixelDepth:\n\n24\n\nheight:\n\n600\n\nwidth:\n\n800\n\navailHeight:\n\n600\n\navailWidth:\n\n800\n\ntop:\n\nN\/A\n\nleft:\n\nN\/A\n\navailTop:\n\n0\n\navailLeft:\n\n0\n\nwindow size:\n\n1024x6031 (800x600)\n\n#### HTTP headers\nHTTP\\_ACCEPT\n\n\\*\/\\*\n\nHTTP\\_ACCEPT\\_ENCODING\n\ngzip, br\n\nHTTP\\_CDN\\_LOOP\n\ncloudflare; loops=1\n\nHTTP\\_CONNECTION\n\nclose\n\nHTTP\\_HOST\n\nwhoer.net\n\nHTTP\\_HTTPS\n\nON\n\nHTTP\\_USER\\_AGENT\n\nMozilla\/5.0 (compatible; AhrefsBot\/7.0; +http:\/\/ahrefs.com\/robot\/)\n\nQUERY\\_STRING\n\nREMOTE\\_ADDR\n\n51\\.75.236.136\n\nREMOTE\\_PORT\n\n36084\n\nREQUEST\\_METHOD\n\nGET\n\nREQUEST\\_URI\n\n\/\n\nSERVER\\_PROTOCOL\n\nHTTP\/1.1\n\n#### Navigator\nvendorSub\n\nproductSub\n\n20030107\n\nvendor\n\nGoogle Inc.\n\nmaxTouchPoints\n\n0\n\npdfViewerEnabled\n\nfalse\n\nhardwareConcurrency\n\n32\n\ncookieEnabled\n\ntrue\n\nappCodeName\n\nMozilla\n\nappName\n\nNetscape\n\nappVersion\n\n5\\.0 (compatible; AhrefsBot\/7.0; +http:\/\/ahrefs.com\/robot\/)\n\nplatform\n\nLinux x86\\_64\n\nproduct\n\nGecko\n\nuserAgent\n\nMozilla\/5.0 (compatible; AhrefsBot\/7.0; +http:\/\/ahrefs.com\/robot\/)\n\nlanguage\n\nen-US\n\nonLine\n\ntrue\n\nwebdriver\n\nfalse\n\ndeprecatedRunAdAuctionEnforcesKAnonymity\n\nfalse\n\ndeviceMemory\n\n8\n\n#### Scripts\nJavaScript:\n\nenabledenabled\n\nFlash:\n\nDisabled\n\nJava:\n\nDisabled\n\nActiveX:\n\nDisabled\n\nWebRTC:\n\nenabledenabled\n\nVBScript:\n\nDisabled\n\nAdBlock:\n\nDisabled\n\n#### Plugins\nN\/A\n\nWITH MOBILE EMULATION\n\nMULTI-ACC BROWSER\n\nWADE X\n\nStart for free and get 20% off your first purchase with promo code FULLACCESS\n\n[Start for Free](https:\/\/wade.is\/?utm_source=whoer&utm_campaign=mainbottombanner)\n\n![]()\n\nWHOER.NET\n\n## What is My IP – Free IP Lookup\nYour IP address is a number that helps your devices connect. If you want to know how to find IP address, you should decide which IP do you need exactly. If you want to see how websites identify you online, you'll need your public IP – and that's exactly what Whoer.net reveals as soon as you open the page. It’s a fast, free IP lookup that answers What’s my location by IP without extra clicks.\n\n### Check IP (country, ISP, ASN, ZIP code)\nWhoer.net is a user-friendly What is my IP tool to find IP address in one click. Just enter the site, you’ll get an instant IP address lookup, a clear VPN check, and a smart proxy checker (HTTP\/HTTPS\/SOCKS5). There’s also an IP blacklist check that shows if your IPs are compromised. Follow the step-by-step guidance to get delisted.\n\nWhen I open the main page, I can see my public IP address, DNS, country\/city, ISP, and ASN right away. If I just need to check IP address for support, gaming, or remote access, Whoer.net is right at the top.\n\nWith Whoer.net, you can instantly check for IP and DNS leaks and see if your real IP is exposed.\n\n### VPN check & Proxy checker\nThe VPN leak test detects VPNs and TOR. We compare your IP country with DNS, time zone\/locale, and look for tunneling signs – so you’ll know whether your IP address might look suspicious to websites.\n\nThe proxy checker validates HTTP\/HTTPS\/SOCKS5: it inspects headers, scans common proxy ports (8080\/3128\/1080), and catches fingerprintable patterns. We also flag datacenter IP vs residential\/mobile and do transparent proxy detection.\n\n### The Whoer.net leaks score\nThe Whoer.net leaks score is a helpful feature that shows how secure your connection is when using a VPN or proxy. It checks for potential leaks like DNS, WebRTC, and IP leaks, which could expose your real location or identity. A higher leaks score indicates that your VPN or proxy is effectively masking your true IP, while a lower score suggests there may be vulnerabilities that could compromise your privacy. This is an important tool for anyone looking to maintain their anonymity online.\n\n### Browser fingerprint checker\nThe browser fingerprint checker shows details like your User-Agent, HTTP headers, screen info, language and time zone, device and browser data, WebRTC\/JavaScript status, and plugins. It’s a handy tool for people using multiple accounts in their browser or working on general privacy improvements, especially when your IP address changes or stays the same..\n\n### How to find IP address on your devices\nYou have a public IP address (what websites see) and a local IP address (what your router and other devices at home see). Many devices in your home can share one public IP on the internet, but each device has its own local IP inside your network.\n\nYour local IP is the one used inside your home or office network. You need it when you set up things like file sharing, remote desktop, a printer, a smart TV, or port forwarding on your router. If you want to connect to another device at home, fix a network issue, or set up a game server or camera, you usually need your local IP\n\nIf you want to check IP on **Windows**, you can find it in the network settings. Open the Start menu, go to *Settings*, then *Network* & *Internet*. Choose Wi-Fi if you’re on wireless or Ethernet if you’re on cable, open the connection you’re using, and look for a line called IP address or IPv4 address. The number that looks like `192.168.x.x` or `10.x.x.x` is your local IP.\n\nOn a **Mac**, click the Apple menu and open *System Settings* (or *System Preferences* on older versions). Go to *Wi-Fi* or *Network*, select the network you’re connected to, and you’ll see an IP Address field. That’s your local IP address inside your network.\n\nTo find IP on **Android**, open *Settings* and go to your Wi-Fi section. Tap the Wi-Fi network you’re connected to and open its details or advanced settings. There you’ll see an IP address that usually starts with `192.168` or `10.`\n\nTo find **iPhone IP**, open *Settings*, then Wi-Fi. Tap the little “i” icon next to your current network. In the IPv4 section you’ll see IP Address. That’s the local IP for your phone on your home network.\n\n## FAQ: IP address and privacy on Whoer\n**What is my IP address and what does it show?**   \n Your IP address is a number your provider gives your device on the internet.   \n On Whoer you see it together with rough location, ISP name and ASN.\n\n**How do I find my IP address and location?**   \n Just open Whoer.net in your browser. The page loads, and on the first screen   \n you see your IP address, country or city, provider and basic connection info.\n\n**What does “see leaks” on this page mean?**   \n Leaks are cases when real IP or DNS requests are visible outside a VPN or proxy.   \n Whoer runs simple DNS and WebRTC checks and highlights if something is exposed.\n\n**Does a VPN or proxy change what I see as my IP here?**   \n Yes. If your VPN or proxy is working, you should see its IP and country instead   \n of your real network IP. If not, the tests may show leaks or mismatches.\n\n**Is it safe to use Whoer to check my IP address?**   \n We only show data your browser and network already send with every request:   \n IP, headers and technical signals. No extra software, no personal data forms.\n\n# Information\n- [Blog](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/)\n- [Recover access code](https:\/\/whoer.net\/vpn\/recovery)\n- [Terms of use](https:\/\/whoer.net\/terms_of_use)\n- [Refund Policy](https:\/\/whox.is\/refund_policy)\n- [Privacy Policy](https:\/\/whoer.net\/privacy_policy)\n- [Apps Privacy Policy](https:\/\/whoer.net\/apps_privacy_policy)\n- [Contacts](https:\/\/whoer.net\/contacts)\n- [Partner With Us](https:\/\/whoer.net\/ad-placement)\n- [About us](https:\/\/whoer.net\/about-us)\n\n# VPN\n- [VPN for Windows](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-windows)\n- [VPN for Mac](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-mac)\n- [VPN for Linux](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-linux)\n- [VPN for Android](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-android)\n- [VPN for iOS](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-ios)\n- [VPN for Chrome](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-chrome)\n- [VPN for Edge](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-edge)\n- [VPN for Firefox](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-firefox)\n- [VPN for Opera](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-opera)\n- [VPN for Yandex](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-yandex)\n- [VPN for Router](https:\/\/whoer.net\/download\/vpn-router)\n\n# Services\n- [My IP](https:\/\/whoer.net\/)\n- [VPN](https:\/\/whox.is\/)\n- [Multi-Acc](https:\/\/wade.is\/?utm_source=whoer&utm_campaign=footer)\n- [Speed test](https:\/\/whoer.net\/speedtest)\n- [Ping](https:\/\/whoer.net\/ping)\n- [Whois](https:\/\/whoer.net\/checkwhois)\n- [DNS leak test](https:\/\/whoer.net\/dns-leak-test)\n- [Port scanner](https:\/\/whoer.net\/port-scanner-online%20)\n- [Crypto Converter](https:\/\/cpx.now\/)\n\n# Useful links\n- [Customer Support]()\n- [VPN-related problems and solutions](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/vpn-related-problems-and-solutions\/)\n- [How to install OpenVPN on your router](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/configuring-vpn-on-router\/)\n- [How to disable Internet when VPN goes offline](https:\/\/whoer.net\/blog\/how-to-disable-internet-when-vpn-goes-offline\/)\n- [VPN for games](https:\/\/whoer.net\/vpn-for-games)\n- [Best VPN services](https:\/\/whoer.net\/vpn)\n- [Top Services 2026 by Whoer.net](https:\/\/whoer.net\/best-anonymity-tools)\n\n# apps\n[![Download VPN for iOS](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/ios-badge\/badge-ios-en.svg)](https:\/\/apps.apple.com\/us\/app\/whox-secure-vpn-without-logs\/id6476266235)   [![Download VPN for Android](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/google-badge\/badge-android-en.svg)](https:\/\/play.google.com\/store\/apps\/details?id=com.whoervpn.provider)\n\n[Telegram](https:\/\/t.me\/whoer_official)\n\nCopyright © [whoer.net](https:\/\/whoer.net\/) 2008-2026\n\n![Flag country.en](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/en.svg) English\n\n- [![Flag country.en](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/en.svg) English](https:\/\/whoer.net\/en\/)\n- [![Flag Russia](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/ru.svg) Русский](https:\/\/whoer.net\/ru\/)\n- [![Flag Germany](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/de.svg) Deutsch](https:\/\/whoer.net\/de\/)\n- [![Flag France](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/fr.svg) Français](https:\/\/whoer.net\/fr\/)\n- [![Flag Spain](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/es.svg) Español](https:\/\/whoer.net\/es\/)\n- [![Flag Turkey](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/tr.svg) Türk](https:\/\/whoer.net\/tr\/)\n- [![Flag country.zh](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/zh.svg) 中文](https:\/\/whoer.net\/zh\/)\n- [![Flag Italy](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/it.svg) Italiano](https:\/\/whoer.net\/it\/)\n- [![Flag Poland](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/pl.svg) Polski](https:\/\/whoer.net\/pl\/)\n- [![Flag Czechia](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/cz.svg) Český](https:\/\/whoer.net\/cz\/)\n- [![Flag Netherlands](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/nl.svg) Nederland](https:\/\/whoer.net\/nl\/)\n- [![Flag Portugal](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/pt.svg) Português](https:\/\/whoer.net\/pt\/)\n- [![Flag Japan](https:\/\/whoer.net\/images\/flags\/jp.svg) 日本](https:\/\/whoer.net\/jp\/)\n\nIP\n\n![](https:\/\/mc.yandex.ru\/watch\/21087886)\n\nThis website uses cookies to enhance your experience.\n\nAccept","attrs_readable_markdown":"## What is My IP – Free IP Lookup\nYour IP address is a number that helps your devices connect. If you want to know how to find IP address, you should decide which IP do you need exactly. If you want to see how websites identify you online, you'll need your public IP – and that's exactly what Whoer.net reveals as soon as you open the page. It’s a fast, free IP lookup that answers What’s my location by IP without extra clicks.\n\n### Check IP (country, ISP, ASN, ZIP code)\nWhoer.net is a user-friendly What is my IP tool to find IP address in one click. Just enter the site, you’ll get an instant IP address lookup, a clear VPN check, and a smart proxy checker (HTTP\/HTTPS\/SOCKS5). There’s also an IP blacklist check that shows if your IPs are compromised. Follow the step-by-step guidance to get delisted.\n\nWhen I open the main page, I can see my public IP address, DNS, country\/city, ISP, and ASN right away. If I just need to check IP address for support, gaming, or remote access, Whoer.net is right at the top.\n\nWith Whoer.net, you can instantly check for IP and DNS leaks and see if your real IP is exposed.\n\n### VPN check & Proxy checker\nThe VPN leak test detects VPNs and TOR. We compare your IP country with DNS, time zone\/locale, and look for tunneling signs – so you’ll know whether your IP address might look suspicious to websites.\n\nThe proxy checker validates HTTP\/HTTPS\/SOCKS5: it inspects headers, scans common proxy ports (8080\/3128\/1080), and catches fingerprintable patterns. We also flag datacenter IP vs residential\/mobile and do transparent proxy detection.\n\n### The Whoer.net leaks score\nThe Whoer.net leaks score is a helpful feature that shows how secure your connection is when using a VPN or proxy. It checks for potential leaks like DNS, WebRTC, and IP leaks, which could expose your real location or identity. A higher leaks score indicates that your VPN or proxy is effectively masking your true IP, while a lower score suggests there may be vulnerabilities that could compromise your privacy. This is an important tool for anyone looking to maintain their anonymity online.\n\n### Browser fingerprint checker\nThe browser fingerprint checker shows details like your User-Agent, HTTP headers, screen info, language and time zone, device and browser data, WebRTC\/JavaScript status, and plugins. It’s a handy tool for people using multiple accounts in their browser or working on general privacy improvements, especially when your IP address changes or stays the same..\n\n### How to find IP address on your devices\nYou have a public IP address (what websites see) and a local IP address (what your router and other devices at home see). Many devices in your home can share one public IP on the internet, but each device has its own local IP inside your network.\n\nYour local IP is the one used inside your home or office network. You need it when you set up things like file sharing, remote desktop, a printer, a smart TV, or port forwarding on your router. If you want to connect to another device at home, fix a network issue, or set up a game server or camera, you usually need your local IP\n\nIf you want to check IP on **Windows**, you can find it in the network settings. Open the Start menu, go to *Settings*, then *Network* & *Internet*. Choose Wi-Fi if you’re on wireless or Ethernet if you’re on cable, open the connection you’re using, and look for a line called IP address or IPv4 address. The number that looks like `192.168.x.x` or `10.x.x.x` is your local IP.\n\nOn a **Mac**, click the Apple menu and open *System Settings* (or *System Preferences* on older versions). Go to *Wi-Fi* or *Network*, select the network you’re connected to, and you’ll see an IP Address field. That’s your local IP address inside your network.\n\nTo find IP on **Android**, open *Settings* and go to your Wi-Fi section. Tap the Wi-Fi network you’re connected to and open its details or advanced settings. There you’ll see an IP address that usually starts with `192.168` or `10.`\n\nTo find **iPhone IP**, open *Settings*, then Wi-Fi. Tap the little “i” icon next to your current network. In the IPv4 section you’ll see IP Address. That’s the local IP for your phone on your home network.\n\n## FAQ: IP address and privacy on Whoer\n**What is my IP address and what does it show?**   \n Your IP address is a number your provider gives your device on the internet.   \n On Whoer you see it together with rough location, ISP name and ASN.\n\n**How do I find my IP address and location?**   \n Just open Whoer.net in your browser. The page loads, and on the first screen   \n you see your IP address, country or city, provider and basic connection info.\n\n**What does “see leaks” on this page mean?**   \n Leaks are cases when real IP or DNS requests are visible outside a VPN or proxy.   \n Whoer runs simple DNS and WebRTC checks and highlights if something is exposed.\n\n**Does a VPN or proxy change what I see as my IP here?**   \n Yes. If your VPN or proxy is working, you should see its IP and country instead   \n of your real network IP. If not, the tests may show leaks or mismatches.\n\n**Is it safe to use Whoer to check my IP address?**   \n We only show data your browser and network already send with every request:   \n IP, headers and technical signals. No extra software, no personal data forms.","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	What is My IP – Free IP Lookup Your IP address is a number that helps your devices connect. If you want to know how to find IP address, you should decide which IP do you need exactly. If you want to see how websites identify you online, you'll need your public IP – and that's exactly what Whoer.net reveals as soon as you open the page. It’s a fast, free IP lookup that answers What’s my location by IP without extra clicks. Check IP (country, ISP, ASN, ZIP code) Whoer.net is a user-friendly What is my IP tool to find IP address in one click. Just enter the site, you’ll get an instant IP address lookup, a clear VPN check, and a smart proxy checker (HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5). There’s also an IP blacklist check that shows if your IPs are compromised. Follow the step-by-step guidance to get delisted. When I open the main page, I can see my public IP address, DNS, country/city, ISP, and ASN right away. If I just need to check IP address for support, gaming, or remote access, Whoer.net is right at the top. With Whoer.net, you can instantly check for IP and DNS leaks and see if your real IP is exposed. VPN check & Proxy checker The VPN leak test detects VPNs and TOR. We compare your IP country with DNS, time zone/locale, and look for tunneling signs – so you’ll know whether your IP address might look suspicious to websites. The proxy checker validates HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5: it inspects headers, scans common proxy ports (8080/3128/1080), and catches fingerprintable patterns. We also flag datacenter IP vs residential/mobile and do transparent proxy detection. The Whoer.net leaks score The Whoer.net leaks score is a helpful feature that shows how secure your connection is when using a VPN or proxy. It checks for potential leaks like DNS, WebRTC, and IP leaks, which could expose your real location or identity. A higher leaks score indicates that your VPN or proxy is effectively masking your true IP, while a lower score suggests there may be vulnerabilities that could compromise your privacy. This is an important tool for anyone looking to maintain their anonymity online. Browser fingerprint checker The browser fingerprint checker shows details like your User-Agent, HTTP headers, screen info, language and time zone, device and browser data, WebRTC/JavaScript status, and plugins. It’s a handy tool for people using multiple accounts in their browser or working on general privacy improvements, especially when your IP address changes or stays the same.. How to find IP address on your devices You have a public IP address (what websites see) and a local IP address (what your router and other devices at home see). Many devices in your home can share one public IP on the internet, but each device has its own local IP inside your network. Your local IP is the one used inside your home or office network. You need it when you set up things like file sharing, remote desktop, a printer, a smart TV, or port forwarding on your router. If you want to connect to another device at home, fix a network issue, or set up a game server or camera, you usually need your local IP If you want to check IP on Windows , you can find it in the network settings. Open the Start menu, go to Settings , then Network & Internet . Choose Wi-Fi if you’re on wireless or Ethernet if you’re on cable, open the connection you’re using, and look for a line called IP address or IPv4 address. The number that looks like 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x is your local IP. On a Mac , click the Apple menu and open System Settings (or System Preferences on older versions). Go to Wi-Fi or Network , select the network you’re connected to, and you’ll see an IP Address field. That’s your local IP address inside your network. To find IP on Android , open Settings and go to your Wi-Fi section. Tap the Wi-Fi network you’re connected to and open its details or advanced settings. There you’ll see an IP address that usually starts with 192.168 or 10. To find iPhone IP , open Settings , then Wi-Fi. Tap the little “i” icon next to your current network. In the IPv4 section you’ll see IP Address. That’s the local IP for your phone on your home network. FAQ: IP address and privacy on Whoer What is my IP address and what does it show? Your IP address is a number your provider gives your device on the internet. On Whoer you see it together with rough location, ISP name and ASN. How do I find my IP address and location? Just open Whoer.net in your browser. The page loads, and on the first screen you see your IP address, country or city, provider and basic connection info. What does “see leaks” on this page mean? Leaks are cases when real IP or DNS requests are visible outside a VPN or proxy. Whoer runs simple DNS and WebRTC checks and highlights if something is exposed. Does a VPN or proxy change what I see as my IP here? Yes. If your VPN or proxy is working, you should see its IP and country instead of your real network IP. If not, the tests may show leaks or mismatches. Is it safe to use Whoer to check my IP address? We only show data your browser and network already send with every request: IP, headers and technical signals. No extra software, no personal data forms.
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Just 0.5\$ per proxyOpen](https://xsocks.pro/?ref=127) Connection test Secure internet ISP: Ahrefs DNS ![preloader](https://whoer.net/images/preloader.svg) Hostname: sardine660.ahrefs.net OS: Unknown Browser: 7\.0 [Check fingerprint](https://whoer.net/#tab-fingerprint) Proxy: No [Get proxy](https://app.cyberyozh.com/ru/proxy/promo-residential/?utm_source=whoer&utm_medium=whoer) Anonymizer: No Blacklist: [No](https://www.spamhaus.org/search/?q=51.75.236.136) Your disguise: 90% Minor remarks regarding your anonymity and security [More](https://whoer.net/) [Hide](https://whoer.net/#moreInfo) - \-10% Flash enabled We strongly recommend our users to disable Flash Player in their browsers. If you have to use Flash sites, it is better to do it in another browser and only with a specific trusted site. 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If you have to use ActiveX extensions, for example for payment systems, it is better to use another browser for this purpose, and access only one specific source you know and trust. [How to fix?](https://whoer.is/blog/how-to-disable-activex/) [🔧](https://whoer.is/blog/how-to-disable-activex/) - \-10% WebRTC We detected A Class network in your local IP addresses. Since you are on this site and we detected it, you are possibly using VPN. [How to fix?](https://whoer.net/blog/how-to-disable-webrtc-in-various-browsers/) [🔧](https://whoer.net/blog/how-to-disable-webrtc-in-various-browsers/) - \-10% Open proxy ports We have determined that you work under a proxy server with a low level of anonymity. Proxy servers are intended to increase the speed of your connection with the help of caching. Your IP replacement in the process is just a sideway action rather than a main purpose of proxies, and they can be easily detected. Please use other means, for example VPN. [How to fix?](https://whoer.net/blog/how-to-remain-100-anonymous-on-whoer-nets-home-page/) [🔧](https://whoer.net/blog/how-to-remain-100-anonymous-on-whoer-nets-home-page/) - \-10% DNS different Your DNS server country differs from the country of your IP address. As a rule, it reveals your attempts to hide your location. [How to fix?](https://whoer.net/blog/how-to-hide-your-dns/) [🔧](https://whoer.net/blog/how-to-hide-your-dns/) - \-10% TOR detected IP addresses of Tor exit nodes are known. It means that it's known that you use anonymous network and your actions may be defined as suspicious [How to fix?](https://whoer.net/blog/what-is-tor/) [🔧](https://whoer.net/blog/what-is-tor/) - \-10% IP addresses different Our interactive checks have revealed that you are not the one you pretend to be. Your actual IP address differs from the one you show. Please use proper system and VPN settings or disable Flash/Java/ActiveX/WebRTC in your browser. [How to fix?](https://whoer.net/blog/how-to-disable-webrtc-in-various-browsers/) [🔧](https://whoer.net/blog/how-to-disable-webrtc-in-various-browsers/) - \-10% WebProxy detected The majority of webproxies are detectable and able to intercept and track your traffic. We do not recommend using them for anonymity. [How to fix?](https://whoer.net/blog/web-proxies-and-why-vpn-is-better/) [🔧](https://whoer.net/blog/web-proxies-and-why-vpn-is-better/) - \-10% Proxy detected The majority of proxies are not anonymous, they are detectable and able to track your traffic. We do not recommend using them for anonymity. [How to fix?](https://whoer.net/blog/what-mtu-parameter-is/) [🔧](https://whoer.net/blog/what-mtu-parameter-is/) - \-10% Data Center IP Your IP address related to data center, you use masking tools. 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Readable Markdown	## What is My IP – Free IP Lookup Your IP address is a number that helps your devices connect. If you want to know how to find IP address, you should decide which IP do you need exactly. If you want to see how websites identify you online, you'll need your public IP – and that's exactly what Whoer.net reveals as soon as you open the page. It’s a fast, free IP lookup that answers What’s my location by IP without extra clicks. ### Check IP (country, ISP, ASN, ZIP code) Whoer.net is a user-friendly What is my IP tool to find IP address in one click. Just enter the site, you’ll get an instant IP address lookup, a clear VPN check, and a smart proxy checker (HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5). There’s also an IP blacklist check that shows if your IPs are compromised. Follow the step-by-step guidance to get delisted. When I open the main page, I can see my public IP address, DNS, country/city, ISP, and ASN right away. If I just need to check IP address for support, gaming, or remote access, Whoer.net is right at the top. With Whoer.net, you can instantly check for IP and DNS leaks and see if your real IP is exposed. ### VPN check & Proxy checker The VPN leak test detects VPNs and TOR. We compare your IP country with DNS, time zone/locale, and look for tunneling signs – so you’ll know whether your IP address might look suspicious to websites. The proxy checker validates HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5: it inspects headers, scans common proxy ports (8080/3128/1080), and catches fingerprintable patterns. We also flag datacenter IP vs residential/mobile and do transparent proxy detection. ### The Whoer.net leaks score The Whoer.net leaks score is a helpful feature that shows how secure your connection is when using a VPN or proxy. It checks for potential leaks like DNS, WebRTC, and IP leaks, which could expose your real location or identity. A higher leaks score indicates that your VPN or proxy is effectively masking your true IP, while a lower score suggests there may be vulnerabilities that could compromise your privacy. This is an important tool for anyone looking to maintain their anonymity online. ### Browser fingerprint checker The browser fingerprint checker shows details like your User-Agent, HTTP headers, screen info, language and time zone, device and browser data, WebRTC/JavaScript status, and plugins. It’s a handy tool for people using multiple accounts in their browser or working on general privacy improvements, especially when your IP address changes or stays the same.. ### How to find IP address on your devices You have a public IP address (what websites see) and a local IP address (what your router and other devices at home see). Many devices in your home can share one public IP on the internet, but each device has its own local IP inside your network. Your local IP is the one used inside your home or office network. You need it when you set up things like file sharing, remote desktop, a printer, a smart TV, or port forwarding on your router. If you want to connect to another device at home, fix a network issue, or set up a game server or camera, you usually need your local IP If you want to check IP on Windows, you can find it in the network settings. Open the Start menu, go to Settings, then Network & Internet. Choose Wi-Fi if you’re on wireless or Ethernet if you’re on cable, open the connection you’re using, and look for a line called IP address or IPv4 address. The number that looks like `192.168.x.x` or `10.x.x.x` is your local IP. On a Mac, click the Apple menu and open System Settings (or System Preferences on older versions). Go to Wi-Fi or Network, select the network you’re connected to, and you’ll see an IP Address field. That’s your local IP address inside your network. To find IP on Android, open Settings and go to your Wi-Fi section. Tap the Wi-Fi network you’re connected to and open its details or advanced settings. There you’ll see an IP address that usually starts with `192.168` or `10.` To find iPhone IP, open Settings, then Wi-Fi. Tap the little “i” icon next to your current network. In the IPv4 section you’ll see IP Address. That’s the local IP for your phone on your home network. ## FAQ: IP address and privacy on Whoer What is my IP address and what does it show? Your IP address is a number your provider gives your device on the internet. On Whoer you see it together with rough location, ISP name and ASN. How do I find my IP address and location? Just open Whoer.net in your browser. The page loads, and on the first screen you see your IP address, country or city, provider and basic connection info. What does “see leaks” on this page mean? Leaks are cases when real IP or DNS requests are visible outside a VPN or proxy. Whoer runs simple DNS and WebRTC checks and highlights if something is exposed. Does a VPN or proxy change what I see as my IP here? Yes. If your VPN or proxy is working, you should see its IP and country instead of your real network IP. If not, the tests may show leaks or mismatches. Is it safe to use Whoer to check my IP address? We only show data your browser and network already send with every request: IP, headers and technical signals. No extra software, no personal data forms.
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