Your real IP address as seen by our server.
IPv6 can bypass VPN tunnels and reveal your real identity.
Your internet provider and approximate location derived from your IP.
Checks if your IP is a known VPN, Tor exit node, or datacenter.
Every header your browser silently sends with each request.
Which DNS resolvers your device uses — can betray your real location.
WebRTC can expose your real IP even when using a VPN.
GPU and font rendering differences create a unique per-device identifier.
Hardware and software signals that make your browser nearly unique.
DNT header status — most sites ignore it anyway.
Whether your browser blocks common advertising scripts.
Detectable signals from browser extensions via navigator APIs.
Mismatch between your IP geolocation and browser timezone reveals VPN use.
Battery level and charging status can be used to fingerprint your device.
Installed system fonts reveal OS, region, and software you have installed.
Third-party cookies enable cross-site tracking across the entire web.
Camera and microphone device IDs can be enumerated without permission.
localStorage, sessionStorage and IndexedDB available for persistent tracking.
Sites can silently read your clipboard without visible permission prompts in some browsers.
Precise GPS location — browser must prompt, but API presence is detectable.
Audio processing differences between hardware create a unique per-device signature.
Network type, speed estimate and protocol version — hints about your setup.