Your IP Address and Location

Q: Why do I need to know my IP?

Knowing your IP helps diagnose network issues, verify VPN usage, improve online security, and understand how websites identify your device online.

Q: Why do I need to know my location?

Websites use your location to deliver local content and ads. Checking your detected location helps verify accuracy and understand what data is shared while browsing.

Websites and online services can estimate your location in different ways — using your IP address, network information, or built-in device data. My Location Viewer shows how your position appears to websites over the Internet when you browse from this device and connection.

Location By IP Address (Approximate)

IP Location Details

IPv4	216.73.216.47
IPv6	Not detected
Country	United States
Region	Ohio
City	Columbus
Latitude	39.9625
Longitude	-83.0061
ISP	Amazon.com

Location By Geolocation

Click the button above to use your browser's Geolocation API for a more accurate result (with your permission).

Geolocation Details

Latitude	-
Longitude	-
Accuracy	-

Why do I need to know my IP?

Knowing your IP address can help diagnose network issues, confirm if your VPN or proxy is working, and improve your online security. It also allows you to see how websites and services identify your device on the Internet.

Why do I need to know my location?

Websites often use your location to provide local content, ads, and services. Checking your detected location helps verify accuracy, troubleshoot incorrect geolocation data, and understand what information is shared when you browse online.

My Location Viewer helps you quickly find your IPv4, IPv6, ISP, and approximate location. Useful for security checks, VPN testing, and troubleshooting network issues.