Privacy
See whether your connection appears as a VPN, proxy, or datacenter IP.
Heuristic signals — not definitive. Run again after toggling VPN.
Detection uses public IP intelligence — proxy flags, hosting ASNs, and network operator names. It is indicative, not definitive.
Consumer VPN IPs often appear as datacenter or hosting traffic. That is expected when your VPN is working — not a failure.
False negatives happen with residential or obfuscated exits; false positives happen with shared cloud IPs. Run again after toggling your VPN, and pair with DNS and WebRTC tests.
Services maintain databases of IP ranges used by VPNs, proxies, Tor exit nodes, and cloud hosts. Your IP is matched against those lists.
Websites use similar signals for fraud prevention, geo-licensing, and bot detection — which is why some sites block known VPN IPs.
Run this test before and after connecting. Your IP address, location, and ISP should change to match your VPN server.
Pair this check with a DNS leak test and WebRTC leak test — a working VPN should pass all three.
New or niche VPN servers may not yet appear in databases. Conversely, shared datacenter IPs are not always VPNs.
Treat results as one data point alongside DNS and WebRTC leak tests.
If you intentionally connected a VPN app and this test shows a datacenter or hosting IP different from your ISP, your VPN is likely active. If results match your home ISP, the VPN may not be connected or routing traffic.
A working VPN changes your visible IP, location, and ISP. Run this test while connected — then compare with our IP address lookup, DNS leak test, and WebRTC leak test for full assurance.
Streaming, banking, and fraud-sensitive services often restrict known VPN and datacenter IP ranges to enforce regional rules or reduce abuse.
Not necessarily. Detection only reflects how your IP is classified. You still need DNS and WebRTC leak checks for full privacy assurance.
Some VPNs offer residential or obfuscated servers designed to blend in. No method is perfect against all detection systems.
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SkyPath VPN is free for Android — one tap to connect, no account, no logs.
