You have internet
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Free internet checker — instantly confirm your connection and see your public IP address, ISP, approximate location, and browser details below.
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Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)MAC address is not available to websites for privacy and security reasons.
This page shows information your browser and network already send to this website.
JSON API: /api · ?format=json
How this internet check works
When this page loads, your device has successfully reached our server over the internet — so your connection is working. The details above come straight from the network request your browser just made: your public IP address, the ISP or network that owns it, and an approximate location derived from that IP.
Nothing here is tracked or stored. IP-based location is only an estimate and can differ from your real position, and a “datacenter” label usually means a VPN, proxy, or cloud network rather than a problem. For a machine-readable version of these results, use the free JSON API at /api.
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contact@ihaveinternet.comInternet connection FAQ
How do I know if I have internet?
If this page loads, your device has reached this website through the internet. Some services may still be blocked or unavailable depending on your network.
What is my public IP address?
Your public IP address is the address your network uses to reach websites and online services.
Can a website see my MAC address?
No. Normal websites cannot access your MAC address from the browser or from a standard HTTP request.
Why is my location approximate?
The location is estimated from your public IP address and may not match your exact physical location.
Why does it say my IP is a datacenter address?
If your IP address belongs to a cloud provider, hosting company, or known VPN service, it will be labelled as a datacenter IP. This also includes corporate networks and cloud desktops — it does not necessarily mean you are using a VPN.