What is my public IP address?

YOUR CONNECTION

Public IPv4 address

216.73.216.153

Public IPv6 address

N/A

Information available from your connection

Reported by your browser and this server
Current connectionIPv4
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With your permission, PacketPint can request supplementary network information, including approximate geolocation, internet service provider and organisation details, Autonomous System Number (ASN), routed network prefix and BGP routing data.

To provide this lookup, we must disclose your IP address to third-party data providers. Under Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (General Data Protection Regulation), an IP address is an online identifier and may constitute personal data where it can be linked to an identifiable natural person (Article 4(1) and Recital 30). By selecting the button below, you expressly confirm your consent to this disclosure for the sole purpose of delivering the requested lookup. The providers process the IP address under their own privacy terms.

What this IP lookup shows

Who Am I displays the public IPv4 or IPv6 address that your connection presents to websites, along with browser and basic connection information.

With your permission, it can also show approximate IP location, internet service provider, ASN and BGP routing details. Location data is approximate and does not identify your exact address.

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Frequently asked questions

Technical context and standards

Why is IP location only approximate?

IP addresses identify network routing, not a physical street address. Location databases infer an area from network allocation and other data, so they can be incomplete or inaccurate.

What are an ASN and BGP prefix?

An Autonomous System Number identifies a network that participates in inter-domain routing. A BGP prefix is an announced address range associated with routing information.

Relevant standard: RFC 4271 — A Border Gateway Protocol 4 (BGP-4)