The IP sites see

This address and country are what the sites you visit receive right now. Turn on the VPN and refresh, and they change to the server you connected to.

Public IP address

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Country the IP is registered in: …
Status: Your real IP is showing, no VPN

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What does your IP give away?

A public IP is the address your provider gives your internet line. From it alone, a site knows your country and can usually guess your city and provider.

Visit many sites from the same IP and it gets easier for ad companies to stitch those visits into one person's history.

And with the VPN connected?

While connected, sites see a VPNPass server's IP rather than your real IP. Connect to Japan and you show up in Japan, connect to Germany and you show up in Germany.

After connecting, refresh this page to check that the address and country changed.

IP check questions

Is the IP I see here recorded anywhere?

No. The page reads your connection's address and displays it, nothing more.

It shows a country I'm not in.

The location comes from the registry record your provider filed for the address, not from GPS, so it is sometimes off. Behind an office network or another VPN, it reflects that network instead.

Does my IP reveal who I am?

There's no name attached to an IP. Your provider can link it to your subscription, though, so it is worth hiding on public Wi-Fi or while traveling.

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