Public request IP
The displayed public IP is the address visible to the 0bps page request. It may be a router, carrier NAT, VPN or proxy address rather than a device-local address.
TEST / INFO0BPS / MODULE
CONNECTION INFO
Inspect the public request IP presented to 0bps and browser-reported network capabilities. Nothing on this page requires an account.
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PUBLIC REQUEST IP216.73.216.44IPv4
ONLINE STATUS—BROWSER
EFFECTIVE TYPE—BROWSER HINT
DOWNLINK HINT—Mbps / IF AVAILABLE
RTT HINT—ms / IF AVAILABLE
DATA SAVER—BROWSER HINT
TIME ZONE—LOCAL BROWSER
SECURE CONTEXT—HTTPS CAPABILITY
The IP shown here is the address presented to the 0bps request path and may reflect a VPN, proxy or CDN route. Browser Network Information fields are optional hints and are unavailable in some browsers. This module does not intentionally write the displayed IP or connection values to the 0bps application counters.
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RESULT / EXPLAINED
Understand exactly what the browser can reveal.
Connection Info reports the request-facing network facts available to this page and clearly separates them from hints that browsers may omit.
Browser hints
Connection type, effective type, downlink and RTT values are optional browser hints. Missing values are normal and are not replaced with invented estimates.
No location claim
An IP address does not by itself prove your precise physical location, identity, ISP routing quality or whether inbound connectivity is possible.
Use the right tool
Use DNS tools for names, Ping/Jitter for edge responsiveness and Speed Test for measured throughput. Connection Info is context, not a performance benchmark.
0BPS SHOWS MEASURED OR CALCULATED FACTS SEPARATELY FROM INTERPRETATION. WHERE A RESULT IS ADVISORY, ESTIMATED OR DESTINATION-SPECIFIC, THE LIMIT IS STATED IN THE TOOL.
REFERENCE / FAQ
COMMON QUESTIONS
Is the displayed IP stored by 0bps?
The Connection Info module displays the request IP for the current response but does not intentionally write that IP or the browser network hints to the built-in application counters.
Why can the IP or connection type look different?
VPNs, proxies, mobile networks, carrier NAT, CDN routing and browser support can change which address or network hints are visible to a web page.
The displayed IP is the address presented to the 0bps request path. Proxies, VPNs and CDN routing can change what is visible.
Effective type, RTT and downlink are browser hints when supported. They are not a replacement for an active speed test.
PRACTICAL / EXAMPLES
PUT THE NUMBER IN CONTEXT.
Short examples using the same units and assumptions as this module.
A VPN can change the public request IP seen by this page.
Some browsers do not expose effectiveType, downlink or RTT hints; unavailable is a valid result.