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IP address check: what a website learns about you
Every site you open receives your IP address. These pages show what is in it, and how to confirm that a key has changed it.
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- 5devices on one key
- 6locations, two of them in the UK
- 0logs kept
- London9 ms
- Manchester14 ms
- Dublin19 ms
- Amsterdam16 ms
- Madrid34 ms
- New York78 ms
Every location runs VLESS over Reality, which reads as ordinary HTTPS on a filtered network.
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What an address says
Your public IP address names your broadband or mobile provider and places you somewhere approximate, often the wrong town. That is all. It holds no name and no street. An IP address check shows you the same view a website gets, which also makes it the quickest test of a VPN. Look once with the tunnel off, look again with it on, and compare the provider and the city.
In this section
- What is my IP: which company hands the number out, and who gets to see it.
- My IP address: how to find it on any device, public and private.
- Location with an IP address: why lookups put you in the wrong town.
- DNS leak check: running the test, interpreting the result and closing a leak.
A British footnote
UK providers can be required, under the Investigatory Powers Act, to keep records of which services each customer connects to for up to twelve months. These internet connection records do not include the pages you read, but they do include the sites. With a tunnel running, your provider's record shows a connection to a server and nothing else. That is a fact about the law and not a sales pitch, and it is one reason people in Britain check my IP results after they connect.
A two minute test
- 1With the VPN off, look up your IP and note the provider and the town.
- 2Connect, and look again. Both should now match the location you chose.
- 3Next, put the connection through a DNS leak test. None of your own provider's servers should be listed.
- 4Repeat on mobile data, which is a different network with a different address.
Reading the result
Section: IP address check: what a website learns about you
Related questions that go deeper into this topic
What is my IP, and what does it give away
/my-ip/what-is-my-ip
My IP address: finding it on any device
/my-ip/my-ip-address
Location with an IP address: why the town is wrong
/my-ip/ip-address-location
DNS leak check: is your provider still watching
/my-ip/dns-leak-check
What is my IP number? Reading the four parts of it
/my-ip/what-is-my-ip-number
IP checker: what each line of the result tells you
/my-ip/ip-checker
IP check: when to run one and what to do next
/my-ip/ip-check
What is my IP address IPv4? Why lookups get your city wrong
/my-ip/what-is-my-ip-address-ipv4
Localise my IP: find the place, or choose a UK one
/my-ip/localise-my-ip
Show my IP: reading what the checker prints
/my-ip/show-my-ip
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At the counter
Asked at the counter
Does an IP lookup reveal my home address?
No. It gives a provider and a vague area. Only the provider can tie an address to a customer, and only when legally compelled.
Why bother checking?
To see for yourself that the VPN is carrying your traffic. It takes ten seconds.
Does my address change by itself?
On most home and mobile connections it does, from time to time.
Do lookup pages store my details?
They see your address, as every site does. Use one you trust and close the tab.
IP check or DNS test: what is the difference?
One shows where you appear to be. The other shows who answers your lookups. Both should point to the VPN.
Does Royal Key record my real IP?
No. We hold no account for you and keep no connection logs.
Question not on the list?
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