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See the IP address, location and provider websites see right now, and run a quick WebRTC and IPv6 leak test in your browser.
Checking your connection…
A browser cannot test DNS leaks reliably, so this page does not claim to. The FollowNet app runs that test through the tunnel.
We do not store the results of this check. IPv6 is read through ipify and WebRTC through a Cloudflare STUN server, directly from your browser.
Every site you open receives your IP address. It usually shows your country, city and internet provider, and sites use it for analytics, regional content and fraud checks.
A VPN encrypts traffic between your device and the VPN server, so sites see the address of that server instead. It does not make you invisible: cookies, accounts and browser fingerprints still identify you.
Open this page. The address at the top is the public IP that websites see for your connection.
WebRTC lets browsers connect directly for calls. It can reveal an address other than the one your VPN shows. This page compares the addresses your browser reports with your public IP.
If your network has IPv6 but your VPN covers only IPv4, sites that support IPv6 can see your real address. If IPv6 is shown here while connected to a VPN, compare it with your provider’s address.
IP location comes from databases and shows where your provider registered the address. It is often only accurate to a city or region.
No. The result is calculated for this request and is not saved.
