Know what your connection reveals.
Run transparent IP, VPN, DNS, WebRTC, IPv6, and browser exposure checks. Every result shows its evidence, confidence, and limitations.
Focused tools for real questions
Start with the exact issue you are investigating, then expand into the full report.
What Is My IP?
See the public IP, network owner, approximate location, protocol, and TLS details visible to this site.
Open tool �Is My VPN Working?
Save a local baseline, connect your VPN, then compare IP, ASN, location, timezone, WebRTC, and route evidence.
Open tool �DNS Leak Test
Understand whether DNS requests may be following an unexpected path. The authoritative probe remains disabled until its infrastructure passes acceptance tests.
Open tool �WebRTC Leak Test
Inspect ICE candidates from a data-only WebRTC connection after an explicit click. Camera and microphone permissions are never requested.
Open tool �IPv6 Leak Test
Identify the current IP family and review the status of dedicated IPv4-only and IPv6-only route probes.
Open tool �Browser Fingerprint Exposure Test
Review browser and device attributes scripts can read, without uploading an assembled fingerprint or creating a stable hash.
Open tool �Evidence before confidence.
MyIPCheckup separates direct observations, provider metadata, heuristics, and unavailable tests. It does not turn a failed request into a green checkmark.
Read the methodologyUnderstand the result
Evergreen explanations help you distinguish a useful signal from a dramatic but unsupported claim.
How to Check Whether Your VPN Is Actually Working
A practical evidence checklist for IP changes, DNS paths, WebRTC candidates, IPv6, timezone, and common false confidence.
DNS Leaks Explained Without the Scare Tactics
What an authoritative DNS test observes, why resolver ownership is confusing, and how to interpret results responsibly.
WebRTC IP Leaks: What the Browser Test Really Means
Understand ICE candidates, mDNS masking, public versus private addresses, and what a VPN test can and cannot prove.
Why Your IP Location Can Be Wrong
How ISP gateways, mobile carriers, VPNs, databases, and routing make IP geolocation approximate.
Browser Fingerprinting: Exposure, Entropy, and Practical Limits
How ordinary browser attributes combine, why a hash is not proof of uniqueness, and what privacy tools can measure.
IPv4, IPv6, and Privacy: What Changes and What Does Not
A clear guide to address families, temporary addresses, VPN routing, and why IPv6 availability is not itself a warning.