MyIPScan
Browser/session exposure map

What Websites Can See About Me

Websites can read a mix of network and browser signals from the current session. MyIPScan helps you review those signals without treating one result as a privacy certification.

Run Public Exposure Report Check browser privacy
Visible signals Safe receipt Not a certification

What can be visible

Public IP route, approximate network context, DNS resolver behavior, WebRTC candidates, IPv6 visibility, User-Agent, Client Hints, language, timezone, screen details, and fingerprint-adjacent traits can be visible from this browser/session.

What this cannot prove

A browser/session check cannot inspect every app, device, router, VPN server, future connection, account state, or site-side tracking system. Treat results as review signals, not a certification.

How to use it

Run the Public Exposure Report, change one browser, VPN, DNS, or network setting, then retest in the same browser context. Use Safe Copy when sharing a summary.

Before / after privacy flow

Compare one browser or VPN change at a time

This page is focused on visible browser/session privacy signals. Start with the linked focused tool, then use Public Exposure Report for the combined route map. Results are visible browser/session signals, not a certification.

1. BaselineRun the focused check before changing VPN, DNS, browser, profile, or network settings.
2. Change one thingConnect or switch VPN, change Secure DNS, adjust WebRTC/fingerprint settings, or move networks.
3. RetestRun the same check again in the same browser/session when possible.
4. CompareReview changed and unchanged IP route, DNS, WebRTC, IPv6, fingerprint, and User-Agent signals.
5. Safe receiptUse Safe Copy or the Safe Privacy Receipt instead of sharing raw identifiers.

Status language

Use conservative result labels

These labels keep the result understandable without implying a VPN, browser, device, or account is safe.

Visible

A browser/session signal was visible and should be compared with what you expected.

Expected

The observed signal appears consistent with the stated route or browser behavior.

Review

The signal may need closer review before relying on this setup for the current session.

Limited

The check ran, but this page cannot cover every app, device route, server, or future connection.

Not detected

The tested signal was not observed in this browser/session.

Not checked

The signal has not run yet or the browser did not provide enough data.

Fix checklist

Where to review settings after a signal needs attention

Settings names change. Treat this as a route to verify, then rerun the focused check and the Public Exposure Report.

ChromeReview Secure DNS, WebRTC policy/extensions, profile state, and site permissions.
EdgeReview Chromium privacy settings, managed policies, Secure DNS, and VPN split tunneling.
FirefoxReview Enhanced Tracking Protection, DNS over HTTPS, and advanced WebRTC preferences when appropriate.
BraveReview Shields, fingerprinting protections, and WebRTC IP handling policy.
SafariReview website permissions, iCloud Private Relay context, and operating-system privacy settings.
iOSRetest after VPN profile, relay, mobile data, or Wi-Fi changes. Browser controls may be limited.
AndroidReview per-app VPN, Private DNS, browser permissions, and Wi-Fi versus mobile data behavior.
WindowsReview VPN adapter DNS, split tunneling, IPv6, browser Secure DNS, and firewall/proxy rules.
macOSReview VPN profile order, DNS settings, iCloud Private Relay context, and browser-specific privacy controls.
Public Exposure ReportDefault next step for a combined route map and Safe Privacy Receipt. Is My VPN Working?Before/after VPN workflow for visible browser/session signals. What Websites Can See About MePlain-language map of signals websites may read from this browser/session. Check My Browser PrivacyFocused path for fingerprint, WebRTC, IPv6, User-Agent, and browser settings.
Safe Receipt limits

Safe Copy removes raw IP addresses, exact city, full User-Agent, raw DNS resolver IPs, raw WebRTC candidates, and raw fingerprint values where relevant. It is a reduced summary, not a certification.

Review the Safe Privacy Receipt model before sharing diagnostics.

FAQ

Questions this page answers

What does this page check?

It helps review visible browser/session signals and points to focused MyIPScan tools for the current browser context.

What does this not prove?

It does not certify anonymity, VPN safety, every app route, every device route, every network path, or complete security.