Free anonymity check
Free Anonymity Checker — Test Your IP Privacy
Run a free anonymity test on this connection. We score what sites can infer from your IP, timezone, language, and common leak signals — then show how to tighten privacy. For network and login exposure together, use the Two-Level Trust Score.
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(lower is better)
Running anonymity check…
Collecting browser and network signals. This stays in your browser except a public IP lookup.
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Live signals
How to read this anonymity check
Sites and ads assemble identity from many weak signals. This checker highlights the ones you can fix quickly. For a second opinion, also try our privacy score check.
- IP exposure — without a VPN, your ISP address is visible to every site.
- Timezone / language mismatch — often used to flag proxy or VPN sessions.
- WebRTC — can reveal local or public addresses even when a VPN is on.
FAQ
What is an anonymity check?
An anonymity check reviews signals websites can see about you — your public IP, timezone, language, and common leak paths like WebRTC — then scores how exposed your session looks.
Will this anonymity checker show my real IP?
It shows the public IP your browser presents to websites (masked on-screen). On a working VPN you should see the VPN exit IP, not your home ISP address.
Does a VPN make me fully anonymous?
No. A VPN encrypts traffic to the VPN server and masks your IP from most sites, but it does not erase fingerprints, logins, or device history.
How do I improve a low anonymity score?
Connect to a reputable VPN, pick a nearby server, reduce WebRTC leaks if needed, then re-run this anonymity test.