Identifying your public IP…
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IP query description
Open the page to view the current network export IP. Domestic IPv4 will give priority to the IP segment library of local provinces and cities, and then cross-check with online data sources; the results may still be affected by operator export, enterprise dedicated line, CDN, VPN or cloud service.
The BGP prefix represents the network segment that the IP is currently announced to the outside world, and the origin ASN represents the network that publishes the route. They are suitable for checking operators and network attributions, not equivalent to precise geolocation.
RDNS is the PTR reverse resolution name of the IP, and is often used to identify the host. The page also marks the location source, consistency and reference radius to avoid using a single data source as a precise positioning.
The IP library usually records operator assignment, routing observation, and historical calibration information. Mobile networks, cross-provincial exports, cloud hosts, and proxy networks can all make the results different from the location of the device.
No. The radius here comes from the network-level reference or multi-source coordinate distribution of the GEOIP data source, and does not represent the device GPS location. This page will not read GPS without authorization.
Check the data consistency and positioning radius first, and then use the BGP prefix, ASN and RDNS to check the network identity. When the data conflicts, you can click "Recheck" to skip the cache.