What is my IP address?
It is the public network address the wider internet sees for your connection right now. In many homes or offices, that address belongs to the router or upstream gateway rather than a single device.
FAQ
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It is the public network address the wider internet sees for your connection right now. In many homes or offices, that address belongs to the router or upstream gateway rather than a single device.
Your device often has a private local address like 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x. That works inside your local network, but it is not usually the public address seen by websites and services.
Most internet providers assign addresses dynamically. Reboots, modem changes, provider maintenance, or mobile-network handoffs can all cause your public IP to change.
No. IP geolocation is best treated as an estimate. Country is often decent, region is mixed, and city-level data can be surprisingly wrong.
ASN stands for Autonomous System Number. It identifies the network operator announcing the route for your IP, which is often your ISP, cloud provider, or corporate network.
Because the rebuild only keeps features that can be done properly on Cloudflare Workers. A real classic traceroute is not a good fit there, so it got cut instead of faked.