Your public IP is the address this web server sees for your connection. It may belong to your router, mobile provider, VPN or a CGNAT network.
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It is the public IP address that splet.me saw when receiving your request. If you use a VPN, mobile internet or CGNAT, it may not be assigned directly to your device. An IP is not GPS location and does not reveal a precise home address.
Compare it with your router's WAN address to investigate NAT or CGNAT.
Often not. At home the router generally has the public IP; with mobile networks or CGNAT several users can share one. Your device may also have a private local IP.
An ISP may assign dynamic addresses, a mobile connection may reconnect, or a VPN may show a different exit server. A change does not necessarily indicate a problem.
No. It may indicate the provider and approximate network region, but it is not GPS location and normally does not disclose a precise physical home address.
Compare the public IP displayed by splet.me with your router's WAN IP. If they differ or WAN uses 100.64.0.0/10, CGNAT is likely; your provider can confirm.
