Detects and shows information about the IP address you visit from or the IP address you query through the look-up form.

IP Geolocation section includes:

• PTR reverse DNS
• Country
• City
• Geographic Coordinates
• AS Number
• ISP
• domain name of the ISP
• Type of IP (e.g. residential, datacenter, mobile, educational, governmental)

Detects and shows what DNS resolvers you are using.

DNS section includes:

• DNS server’s IP
• DNS server’s geo-location (country)
• AS Number of IP address (owner)

Privacy considerations:

• If you connect through a VPN and you see your ISP’s DNS, it means that DNS queries are leaking
• If you connect through a VPN, it is NOT necessary for the DNS resolver to be on the same IP as your VPN public IP address
• Using DNS resolvers in different countries than your own or the VPN gateway is NOT a problem, but a good practice

Display the IP address reported via Flash Player, if it's enabled.

Adobe Flash Player is a never ending string of high vulnerabilities, it suffered from hundreds of critical/remote exploitable vulnerabilities and has been the "entry ticket" for tens of millions of virus, malware and ransomware infections over the years.

If security and privacy are your priorities, disabling/uninstalling Flash Player is one of the most important things to do.

Compares the detected user Agent information sent via browser header and JavaScript. It includes:

• Browser and its version
• Operating System
• Architecture
• Device