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Looking up…
This is what every website you open can see. The location comes from the address and is approximate.
Questions, answered.
What is an IP address?
The number your internet provider gives your connection. Every site you open sees it: that is how the answer finds its way back to you.
How accurate is the location?
Country is almost always right; the city is the provider’s best guess and may be a neighbouring town or the provider’s hub. An IP address never shows a street or a house.
Why is the location wrong or in another country?
You are probably behind a VPN, a proxy, a corporate network or a mobile carrier that routes traffic through another region. The page shows what websites see, not where you physically are.
Do you store my IP address?
No. The address is read from your request, sent back to your browser and forgotten. Nothing is written to a database.
Can I get my IP from a script?
Yes: curl https://call.pong.ee/ip prints the address as plain text, and https://call.pong.ee/ip?json returns everything on this page as JSON.
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