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 your IP address does and does not reveal; VPNs, proxies and online tracking.
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.
IP address, headers, browser details and cookies: what is sent automatically, what needs your permission, and what you can limit.
What a proxy server does, HTTP and SOCKS proxies, reverse proxies and CDNs, residential proxies, and the difference from a VPN.
What an IP address really says about where you are, who can link it to you, and why 'IP tracing' in films is misleading.
Restarting the router, switching to mobile data, a VPN or a fixed IP: what each one changes, and what it doesn't.
Why your provider may be sharing one public IPv4 address with hundreds of customers, how to tell, and what it breaks.
Location databases don't know where you are. They know where an address block is probably used. The difference matters.