IP to Location Finder

IP geolocation is generally accurate at the **country and region level**. For cities, the accuracy can vary depending on the IP block owner (ISP) and how often they update their routing information. It's important to know that IP lookup **cannot provide a precise physical address**; it only points to the general area or the central location of the ISP's network hub serving that address.

This usually happens because the IP address you are using is allocated to a different geographic location than your current one. Common causes include using a **VPN or Proxy service**, which deliberately masks your true location, or if your **ISP routes traffic through a major city** far away, leading the geolocation database to incorrectly register the IP address to that remote city.

No. Public IP address lookups only provide generic geolocation data and the name of the **Internet Service Provider (ISP)**. They do not reveal the person's name, email, or physical street address. Only law enforcement, with a court order, can compel an ISP to release specific customer details associated with an IP address at a particular date and time.