What is my IP?
Your public IP is the address used by your internet connection when contacting this website. A router, carrier network, VPN or proxy can share or replace that address. It may change over time.
XUNGLEE / IP
Your connection
Your Public IP Address
No public IP was observed. This can happen on a local network or when a trusted proxy is not configured correctly.
A clear view of your connection.
Approximate IP location
Your connection on the map
This broad map view is based on the IP database estimate. It is not your exact position, address or a measured accuracy radius; your device may be elsewhere.
The map will appear when approximate IP location data is available.
The map loads automatically from OpenStreetMap, which receives your browser connection data and the approximate map area. Map provider privacy
Observed on this connection
- IPv4 · Public
- 216.73.217.165
- IPv6
- Not observed on this connection
- IP version
- IPv4
- Address type
- Public
One request usually reveals one IP family. An unobserved IPv4 or IPv6 address does not mean your device lacks it.
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Network information
Approximate location based on IP. This is not your exact location or home address.
Geo-IP is not configured. Your IP and browser tools still work.
- ISP
- Not available
- ASN
- Not available
- Organization / network operator
- Not available
- Approximate country
- Not available
- Approximate region
- Not available
- Approximate city
- Not available
- IP timezone
- Not available
Xunglee uses the IP geolocation web service from IP2Location.io.
When requesting geo-IP information, we send the complete public IP address being queried to IP2Location.io, without attaching names or email addresses. The query is not anonymous because it includes that IP address. According to its privacy policy, IP2Location.io retains queried IP addresses for two years; we do not claim that it anonymizes them. This website does not store a lookup history.
Geo-IP queries use IP2Location.io only when configured. IP2Location.io privacy policy
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My Browser
Information reported by your browser, read locally. No geolocation request and no fingerprinting.
- Browser
- Not available
- Browser version
- Not available
- Operating system
- Not available
- Device type
- Not available
- User agent
- Not available
Understand your connection
IPv4 vs IPv6
IPv4 uses 32-bit addresses, usually written as four numbers separated by dots. IPv6 uses 128-bit addresses written in hexadecimal with colons. Networks can use either family or both; this page reports the one observed for this request.
What can an IP reveal?
IP data can suggest a network operator and an approximate area. It does not by itself tell this tool your name, street address or who is using a shared connection. A network organization is not necessarily your retail internet provider.
Why is IP location approximate?
IP databases associate address ranges with networks and estimated service areas. Mobile routing, VPNs, shared gateways and outdated records can place the result far from the device. No result here should be treated as an exact location.