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pingnet --me
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Five checks run in your browser and on Cloudflare's edge.
Many Indian ISPs put lots of customers behind one IPv4 address.
Find it in your router's admin page (often 192.168.1.1, or 192.168.29.1 on JioFiber) under Status, WAN or Internet.
The server that turns names like google.com into IPs for you, found by making your browser look up a random hostname nobody has asked for before.
A best guess, not proof. A good VPN can hide every signal, and a few ISPs look like hosting companies.
No browser needed. Free, no key, CORS-enabled. Each single-value endpoint prints one line, or unknown.
curl pingnet.incurl pingnet.in/jsoncurl pingnet.in/headerscurl -4 pingnet.in/ipcurl pingnet.in/countrycurl pingnet.in/citycurl pingnet.in/asncurl pingnet.in/ispNo. IP location points to roughly where your internet provider routes traffic, often the nearest big city. Mobile data in India commonly shows a different city from where you actually are.
Many Indian providers (Jio and Airtel especially) give you an IPv6 address alongside a shared IPv4 one. Websites use whichever works first.
Which resolver actually answers your lookups. If you set 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 but see your ISP here, something (your router, ISP or VPN) is overriding it. If your browser uses "Secure DNS", you'll see that provider instead of your system's.
Video-call tech in browsers can reveal your real IP even behind a VPN. If the WebRTC IP differs from your IP above while on a VPN, your VPN is leaking.
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