trackmyip
  • How IP location data is created. Who collects and uses IP data.

    IP location data is created through a process called IP geolocation, which involves determining the physical or geographical location of an IP address. IP addresses are unique numerical labels …
  • Evolution and difficulties with IP addressing

    During the evolution and widespread adoption of IP addresses, several difficulties and challenges have emerged. Below you will find a description of some of the most prominent examples of these …
  • Who invented an IP address?

    The invention of the IP address cannot be attributed to a single individual. The concept of IP addressing and the development of the Internet Protocol (IP) can be traced back …
  • IP address location – how it works

    IP address location works by establishing a link between a user IP address and its geographical location. The location (also known as Geo IP location) generally applies to a range …
  • My IP

    Your IP address is The above IP is your public WAN (Wide Area Network) IP address. This IP address is a numeric label that is assigned to your device in …
  • Who is tracking my IP address?

    This is probably the most frequently asked question when it comes to online user security. This is because an IP address is considered to be a direct link to the …
  • How do IP address trackers work?

    The primary purpose of IP tracking is to identify an IP address when a device connects to a network or another device. Without this information, a network or a remote …
  • Who can see and track my IP address?

    When you connect to the internet, your IP address is visible to various entities and can be tracked to some extent. Examples of who can see and track your IP …
  • Why does my IP address change?

    Every time people establish a new connection with their broadband Internet Service Provider’s (ISP) account either using a wired home/business connection or a wireless connection, the ISP’s network assigns an …
  • How is IPv4 different from IPv6?

    IPv6 address format is the successor to IPv4, which is the initial IP address format standard. The primary difference with IPv6 address is its availability. It also provides additional features, …