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Network privacy check
This report inspects only the connection you are using right now. There is no IP search box and no way to query someone else's address.
Current connection
Reading first-party edge metadata and optional network reputation…
Read the layers
An IP address is one signal, not a complete identity. These fields explain what the network layer contributes to tracking and privacy decisions.
No. IP geolocation resolves to a broad city or region at best, and is often off by tens of kilometres — mobile carriers and VPNs shift it further. What an IP reliably reveals is the network operator (ISP, carrier, company, or datacenter), not a street address.
No. Your raw IP address is never stored — not even in hashed form. The report on this page is generated for your current connection only, and the database keeps just derived summaries such as a network risk band.
No. There is deliberately no IP search box. This page only reports on the connection you are visiting from, which keeps the tool useful for self-audits without enabling lookups of other people.
A VPN changes the IP and network operator that websites observe, but your browser fingerprint — canvas, fonts, hardware and WebRTC signals — stays linkable across connections. Run the full scan to check both layers together.
The fingerprint scan compares browser claims, WebRTC exposure, and this connection context without storing raw candidate IP addresses.