Is My IP Exposed?

Your IP address reveals more than you might expect. This page shows exactly what websites see when you connect - Your IP, location, ISP, and whether your VPN is working.

Your Current IP Exposure

Your visible IP address:

216.73.217.61

This is what every website and online service sees when you connect. It is your public IP address.

Connection Type Detection

Check Status What This Means
VPN Not detected No VPN detected. Your real IP address is visible to all websites.
Proxy Not detected No proxy server detected.
Tor Not detected Tor is not detected.
Hosting / Datacenter Yes This IP is associated with a hosting provider or datacenter - Common for VPNs and cloud services.

Geographic Exposure

Based on your IP address, here is what websites can determine about your approximate location:

Data Point Value Visible to Websites
CountryUnited States
Region / StateOhio
CityColumbus
TimezoneAmerica/New_York
ISPAmazon.com
ASNAS16509

ⓘ IP geolocation is approximate. Exact street address and personal identity cannot be determined from your IP alone.

WebRTC Leak Warning
Even if you are using a VPN, your real IP address may be exposed through WebRTC - A browser technology used for video and audio calls. WebRTC can bypass your VPN tunnel and reveal your real IP to websites running JavaScript.

Run our VPN Leak Test to check for WebRTC, DNS, and IPv6 leaks →

Privacy Recommendations

Action Protects Against Difficulty
Use a VPN IP exposure, ISP tracking, public Wi-Fi snooping Easy
Disable WebRTC in browser WebRTC IP leaks even behind a VPN Moderate
Use DNS over HTTPS (DoH) DNS-based tracking and ISP snooping on your lookups Moderate
Use a privacy-focused browser Fingerprinting, tracking pixels, and third-party cookies Easy
Use Tor Browser High-risk anonymity needs, traffic analysis Moderate
Regularly check for data breaches Credential exposure from compromised services Easy