What is my IP address?
What this address says about you
Every request you send arrives from the address above. Before a website renders a single pixel, it can map that address to a country and city, identify the network operator behind it, and classify it as datacenter, residential or mobile. Content, prices, language and anti-bot scrutiny are all tuned to that classification — which is why two people can load the same page and see different things.
If you are using a proxy right now, the address above should belong to the proxy, not to your own connection. Both boxes matter: a correctly configured tool routes IPv4 and leaves no IPv6 path outside the tunnel. Seeing your real IPv6 while IPv4 shows the proxy is a leak worth fixing — check your tool's settings or disable IPv6 on the interface it uses.
Check a proxy from your terminal
Browsers cache, extensions interfere, and VPNs layer on top. The cleanest proxy test is a bare request from the terminal — compare the output with and without the -x flag:
# direct — shows your own IP
curl https://api.ipify.org
# through a ProxyOmega residential route — shows the exit IP
curl -x http://username-country-us:[email protected]:10000 https://api.ipify.orgIP addresses, answered
How do I check that my proxy is actually working?
curl -x http://user:[email protected]:10000 https://api.ipify.org. If the address changed to the proxy exit IP, the route works. If it still shows your own IP, the tool is bypassing the proxy.Why do I see both an IPv4 and an IPv6 address?
What can a website learn from my IP address?
Does this page store my IP address?
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