How to protect your IP address
What someone can really do with your IP address, what they cannot, and what actually protects you: an updated router, sensible IPv6, VPNs and encrypted DNS.
What someone can really do with your IP address, what they cannot, and what actually protects you: an updated router, sensible IPv6, VPNs and encrypted DNS.
What websites see with a VPN on, how to check that it works, typical leaks, and what a VPN doesn't protect against.
The fastest way, and how to find both your public and your private address on Windows, macOS, iPhone, Android and your router.
Why dynamic addresses change, what a static IP is good for, where CGNAT comes in and whether a home user really needs a fixed address.
Restarting the router, switching to mobile data, a VPN or a fixed IP: what each one changes, and what it doesn't.
The number that identifies your connection on the internet — what it is, who assigns it, and what it does and doesn't reveal about you.