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Anonymity Test Online

This tool displays IP, OS, browser, and other technologies affecting the level of connection anonymity.

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FAQ

What should I do if my IP address has low anonymity?

Analyze the issues identified by the anonymity test and address them. For example, adjust the time zone, country, and language settings of the operating system to match the IP address being used.

Using proxies enhances privacy because they mask the real IP address, thereby complicating the tracking of your online activities.

If WebRTC activity is detected during the check, it is recommended to disable this technology in the browser settings to prevent the risk of IP address leakage.

User-Agent analysis reveals what data the browser automatically transmits to websites. This information can be used for profiling and potentially threatens user privacy.

Checking open ports is recommended for all users who actively use the internet for business or personal purposes. This procedure helps to detect vulnerabilities that others could exploit for unauthorized access.

The IP anonymity checker provides comprehensive analytics of the visibility of user data on the network. The checker identifies details related to the IP address, geolocation, operating system, and browser settings, which are crucial for assessing the privacy level of the connection.

Why perform an anonymity check?

The anonymity check allows identifying which specific personal data of the user is accessible to third parties, including the IP address, browser settings, and device fingerprint. This data can be used for cyber attacks, commercial tracking, or setting up personalized advertising.

Performing the anonymity test online, users have the opportunity to assess which information about them is available on the internet and take necessary steps to enhance their anonymity. This may include measures to eliminate IP address leaks, change browser settings to circumvent tracking, or alter the device fingerprint to ensure a higher level of privacy.

What data does the tool analyze?

  • IP and geolocation. Analyzes the IP address, identifying the city, country, postal code, and coordinates, providing a complete view of the available network information on the user’s IP.
  • Browser and OS. Determines the type and version of the browser and operating system used, revealing what data is transmitted to websites.
  • System time and time zone. Displays the current time and time zone of the device, checking their consistency with the geolocation by IP address.
  • VPN and proxy. Analyzes whether a VPN or proxy is activated and if Tor is used, helping assess the protection level of the internet connection.
  • User-Agent. Analyzes the User-Agent string, which contains information about the browser, OS, and device.
  • Open ports and IP blacklists. Scans for open ports and checks if the IP address is blacklisted, which could cause accessibility issues.
  • WebRTC leak test. Determines if WebRTC is activated in the browser and identifies any IP address leaks through this technology.

Choosing these parameters for the check is deliberate, as each plays a key role in determining the user's level of anonymity online.

IP address and geolocation can accurately pinpoint a user's physical location, which contradicts the principles of anonymity. Information about the browser and operating system, as well as User-Agent data, reveal details about the user's device that can be used for tracking and identification. The time zone and system time can reveal discrepancies in the user's location, which can also serve as an identification method. Finally, analyzing the use of VPNs, proxies, and Tor usage, along with open ports detection and IP blacklists, is necessary to assess potential security threats and protection levels.

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