Below is the public IP and country that websites get from your connection. Connect to VPN Club and both change to match the server.
Every connection online has a public IP address. From it, a site can guess your country, often your city, and which internet provider you use.
Ad networks see that same address on many sites, which makes it easier for them to tie your visits together.
While connected, websites get the VPN Club server's address, not yours. Switch servers and the country they see switches with it.
Connect, then reload this page to check the address.
No. The page displays the address and does not store it.
Location data comes from where the provider registered the address, so it may be off from where you really are. Work networks and other VPNs show their own location.
Not by name on its own. Your provider's records can link it to your account, though, so it makes sense to hide it on public Wi-Fi and when abroad.
Pay once for the period and use servers in 44 countries. No auto renewal, and your first VPN plan can be refunded to balance within 7 days.
