DeviceScope
What this site can see
This visit
IP seen by DeviceScope
216.73.217.33
Unknown locationNetwork provider unavailable

IPv4

Checking…

Checking IPv4 separately…

IPv6

Checking…

Checking IPv6 separately…

Which IP does my device use?

You can have both. Each connection uses one IP version. Browsers generally prefer IPv6 when available and quickly try IPv4 too if needed, using a working connection without a long wait. The website, network, and connection speed affect the choice, so there is no fixed “primary” IP for every site.

The large address above is what DeviceScope saw on this page request. The separate checks show your public addresses as seen by ipify. A VPN, iCloud Private Relay, or network translation can change these addresses; they are not necessarily assigned directly to your device.

“Not detected” means a check could not confirm an address. Your network may lack that connection type, or the check may be blocked or temporarily unavailable.

Location

IP estimate · optional GPS
Approximate area IP estimate

Looking up an approximate location…

Map stays on the IP estimate.

Approximate: Unknown location. This comes from your network connection and may only identify a nearby city. Precise location stays in this browser and is never sent back to the server.

Connection

This connection

Reading connection details…

Device & browser

Browser-reported
Detecting
Reading this browser…

Recent IP history

    Technical details

    Some details are deliberately not exposed by browsers. Exact device model, Wi-Fi name, MAC address, and private IP are not available to this page. Browser and OS labels are estimates from the user agent, which may be reduced or spoofed.

    Recent IP history is stored in a first-party cookie in this browser (up to one year), sent back to this site on visits, and not stored in an app database. Safari may remove it sooner. IPv4 and IPv6 checks connect directly to ipify, which sees the public address used for each check. Both detected address types can appear in your recent history. Missing provider/location details are looked up through ipwho.is using the IP seen by DeviceScope; previous IPs and precise location are never sent to that service. The map loads from © OpenStreetMap contributors, which receives your connection IP and the approximate coordinates shown, never your precise location.