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Free connection privacy scan

Every website gets a copy of this receipt.

See what your connection hands over each time you load a page, item by item, and what to do about anything that gives you away.

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IP address—Location—Internet provider—VPN or proxy—WebRTC—IPv6—DNSRun test
PRIVACY FLAGS—

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Your connection

Here's what the internet can see about your connection.

Ready for a live scan
Not scannedReady when you are
Not scannedIP-based estimate
Not scanned—
Not checkedRun a scan to check VPN or proxy signals.
More connection details Browser, WebRTC, IPv6 & precise location
Not checked—
Not checkedChecks browser ICE candidates
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—A browser preference, not enforced protection
Permission not requestedOnly requested when you choose. Never used for the banner.
Exposure overviewNot scanned

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Start with the question you want answered

Run My Scan to see the public address and network visible to this site. Then run DNS or browser checks when you have a specific routing question. A VPN detection flag is database evidence, not a certificate of protection.

  1. Record your expected network or VPN region.
  2. Run a fresh scan after connecting or switching servers.
  3. Read any unavailable results as incomplete checks.
  4. Compare unexpected signals with the provider’s documentation before changing settings.

Use the test methodology for the exact scope of each check, including the limited WebRTC check. The checklist score is a site-defined summary, not a measure of anonymity. About NetPrivacyScan and contact.

Reviewed October 8, 2026 · Test methods and limitations · Report a problem