Anonymity Check

What Is an Anonymity Check?

An anonymity check reveals how much information your browser and IP address expose when you visit websites. Every connection you make online leaves a trail of data: your IP address, approximate location, ISP, device type, browser version, language settings, screen resolution, and more.

This tool analyzes your connection in real time – checking whether your IP is associated with a proxy or data center, detecting WebRTC leaks that can reveal your real IP even behind a VPN, and comparing your reported timezone with your actual system time to spot mismatches.

What Does the Anonymity Score Mean?

The score shows how hard it is for websites to identify or track you. A higher score means you are more anonymous. If your IP is recognized as a proxy or VPN, your score increases. If WebRTC is active and leaking your real IP, your score decreases.

How to Improve Your Anonymity

To reduce your digital footprint, consider using a VPN or proxy server to mask your real IP address. Disable WebRTC in your browser settings to prevent IP leaks. You can verify any changes by running this check again after connecting through a privacy tool. ProxyFreeOnly offers free proxy and VPN lists to help you get started.