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* More on IP addresses
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WHAT IS AN IP ADDRESS?
An IP address (Internet Protocol address) is a numeric label assigned by your
internet service provider. As it’s used to identify your device among billions
of others, an IP address is a little like an online home address.
Here’s how an IP address directs data to its destination. First, you type in a
website name (example.com) into the browser. However, your computer does not
understand words — only numbers. So it first finds out the IP address of that
website (example.com = 103.86.98.1.), finds it on the web, and finally loads it
on your screen.
WHY YOU SHOULD CHANGE YOUR IP ADDRESS
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all third parties once you establish a VPN connection.
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HOW TO FIND MY IP ADDRESS
Finding your IP address is pretty easy. Here are a few examples of how you can
look it up.
* Public IP
* Windows 11
* Windows 10
* Mac
* Phone
* Linux
* Raspberry PI
* Playstation
* Xbox
HOW TO FIND MY PUBLIC IP ADDRESS
To find your public IP address, you can scroll up to the top of this page. It
will show you your IP, the location you’re connecting from, your service
provider, and whether or not your traffic is secured.
HOW TO FIND MY IP ADDRESS ON WINDOWS 11
Here’s how to look up your IP on Windows 11 if you’re connected to Wi-Fi:
1. Click on “Start”, then “Settings”, “Network & internet”, “Wi-Fi”.
2. Select the network you’re connected to.
3. Click on “Properties.”
4. Scroll down to the bottom of the window — your IP will be shown next to
“IPv4 address.”
Here’s how to look up your IP if you’re connected to the Ethernet network:
1. In the task bar, click on the “Ethernet network” icon.
2. Select the network you’re connected to.
3. Click “Properties.”
4. Scroll down to the bottom of the window — your IP will be shown next to
“IPv4 address.”
HOW TO FIND MY IP ADDRESS ON WINDOWS 10
Here’s how to look up your IP on Windows 10 if you’re connected to Wi-Fi:
1. Click on “Wi-Fi network” in the taskbar.
2. Select the network you’re connected to.
3. Click on “Properties.”
4. Scroll down to the bottom of the window — your IP will be shown next to
“IPv4 address.”
Here’s how to look up your IP if you’re connected to the Ethernet network:
1. In the task bar, click on the “Ethernet network” icon.
2. Select the network you’re connected to.
3. Click “Properties.”
4. Scroll down to the bottom of the window — your IP will be shown next to
“IPv4 address.”
HOW TO FIND MY IP ADDRESS ON MAC
Here’s how to find your IP address on Mac if you’re connected to Wi-Fi:
1. Select “System Settings…” on the Apple menu.
2. Click the “Network” icon.
3. Select “Wi-Fi” — then click “Details…” and your IP address will be displayed
in the middle of the window.
Here’s how to find your IP address on Mac if you’re connected to the Ethernet:
1. Select “System Settings…” on the Apple menu.
2. Click the “Network” icon.
3. Select “Ethernet” — then click “Details” and your IP address will be
displayed in the middle of the window.
HOW TO FIND MY PHONE’S IP ADDRESS
Here’s how to find the IP address on the Android phone:
1. Go to your phone’s settings.
2. Select “About device.”
3. Tap on “Status.”
4. Here you can find information about your device, including the IP address.
Here’s how to find the IP address on your iPhone:
1. Go to “Settings.”
2. Select “Wi-Fi.”
3. Tap on the network you’re connected to.
4. You can find your IP under “IPV4 Address.”
HERE’S HOW TO FIND THE IP ADDRESS ON MOST LINUX SYSTEMS
1. Make sure your device is connected to the internet.
2. Open terminal.
3. Enter “hostname -I” (without the quotes) to see your local IP address.
HERE’S HOW TO FIND THE IP ADDRESS ON A RASPBERRY PI
1. Connect your Raspberry PI to the internet.
2. Open terminal.
3. Enter “hostname -I” (without the quotes) for your local IP or “ifconfig” for
a comprehensive list of network addresses including your external IP.
HOW TO FIND MY IP ADDRESS ON A PLAYSTATION
Here’s how to find the IP address on a Playstation 4:
1. Open the home screen and go to “Settings.”
2. Select “Network.”
3. Select “View connection status” and find your IP address under “IP address.”
Here’s how to find the IP address on a Playstation 5:
1. Launch your Playstation 5 and open the main menu.
2. Go to “Settings.”
3. Select “Network” > “Connection status” > “View connection status.”
4. Scroll down to find your IP address and other network information.
HOW TO FIND MY IP ADDRESS ON XBOX
Here’s how to find the IP address on an Xbox One:
1. On the Xbox controller, press the “Menu” button to open the console’s menu
interface.
2. From the menu, select “Settings” > “Network” > “Network settings” >
“Advanced settings.”
3. Open “IP settings” to see your Xbox One’s IP address.
Here’s how to find the IP address on an Xbox Series X and S:
1. Click the Xbox button on your controller to open up the menu.
2. Select “Settings” > “General” > “Network settings” > “Advanced settings.”
3. Open “IP settings” to see your IP address.
IPV4 VS. IPV6 ADDRESSES
How an IP address looks depends on the Internet Protocol version it’s using —
IPv4 or IPv6.
IPV4
Most internet service providers still use IPv4. It’s based on 32 binary bits,
consists of four numbers from 0 to 255, and is separated by dots. For example,
103.86.98.1.
However, IPv4 can generate only 4.3 billion unique IP addresses. That’s nowhere
near enough in this digital age — IPv4 addresses will soon run out.
IPV6
IPv6 addresses are made up of 8 blocks of numbers. Each block is written as four
hexadecimal digits and separated by colons. For example,
2400:BB40:1100:0000:0000:0000:
0000:0001.
Number groups containing only 0 are often omitted to save space. Instead, a
colon is added to indicate the gap. For example, 2400:BB40:1100::1.
WHY HASN’T IPV6 BEEN FULLY IMPLEMENTED YET?
Unlike the IPv4 protocol, IPv6 won’t ever run out of unique IP addresses — it
can provide nearly 3.4×10^38 of them. Furthermore, some argue that IPv6 is a
more efficient technology, providing better quality and connectivity.
However, IPv6 has not been fully implemented for two reasons:
1. IPv6 isn’t backward compatible with IPv4. You can’t access IPv4 websites if
your device runs on an IPv6 protocol.
2. It’s hard to adopt the new technology without immediate gain. IPv4 still
suits our needs, and until we reach its limit, a worldwide shift is
unlikely.
PUBLIC VS. PRIVATE IP ADDRESSES
Public IP, also known as an external IP, is the address provided by your
internet service provider. Devices on the same network share this IP address
when accessing the internet. For specific details, such as location, you can
perform an IP lookup check. On the other hand, private, or local, IPs are
assigned to each device on your network by your router. Take a look at the table
below to understand the differences between public and private IP addresses
better:
PUBLIC IP ADDRESS
PRIVATE IP ADDRESS
Used externally for communication over the internet
Used internally for communication within your home or office devices
Assigned by an ISP
Assigned by a local router or a DHCP server
Unique
Not unique and may be reused in other networks
Example: 4.4.4.4.
Example: 192.168.1.100
Used to identify individual devices on the open internet
Used to segment a larger network into smaller subnetworks
PUBLIC IP ADDRESS
Used externally for communication over the internet
Assigned by an ISP
Unique
Example: 4.4.4.4.
Used to identify individual devices on the open internet
PRIVATE IP ADDRESS
Used internally for communication within your home or office devices
Assigned by a local router or a DHCP server
Not unique and may be reused in other networks
Example: 192.168.1.100
Used to segment a larger network into smaller subnetworks
LEARN MORE ABOUT IP ADDRESSES AND HOW THEY WORK
Types of IP addresses: All you need to know
What’s the difference between IPv4 and IPv6?
What can someone do with my IP address?
4 ways to find your printer’s IP address
How to fix the “Failed to obtain IP address” error on Android
How to fix the “Ethernet does not have a valid IP configuration” error
How to change VPN location on different devices
What is IP spoofing and how can you protect yourself?
What are non-routable IP addresses?
How to fix the “self-assigned IP address” error on Mac
How to fix the “Server IP address could not be found” error on Windows
How to set up a static IP address
How to track an IP address
How to find my router IP address on any device
Types of IP addresses: All you need to know
What’s the difference between IPv4 and IPv6?
What can someone do with my IP address?
4 ways to find your printer’s IP address
How to fix the “Failed to obtain IP address” error on Android
How to fix the “Ethernet does not have a valid IP configuration” error
How to change VPN location on different devices
What is IP spoofing and how can you protect yourself?
What are non-routable IP addresses?
How to fix the “self-assigned IP address” error on Mac
How to fix the “Server IP address could not be found” error on Windows
How to set up a static IP address
How to track an IP address
How to find my router IP address on any device
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WHAT DOES MY IP ADDRESS REVEAL ABOUT ME?
Your IP address reveals a lot about you, ie. the approximate place you surf
from, including your country, region, postcode, and city. Moreover, cunning
websites can compare this information with other details retrieved from cookies
and metadata, thus creating an even more revealing picture of your identity.
WHO CAN USE MY IP ADDRESS?
It is unlikely that anyone will actually take over your IP address and use it as
their own. But some people do have access to your external IP address and can
collect data related to it. For example, your ISP can always see what websites
you have visited on the web. Meanwhile, the websites that you visit can track
your approximate location and actions to customize their offering. If you search
for flights, the website can detect that you are, for example, surfing from a
wealthy European country and, therefore, automatically raise the prices.
HOW DO I PROTECT MY IP ADDRESS?
It is possible to protect your IP address by hiding it. This is done by using a
VPN service, which routes your connection through another IP address, thus
hiding your real one. Besides that, VPNs have many other benefits too. You get
more online privacy and security as your internet traffic is encrypted and
cannot be read by third-parties or misused by hackers.
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