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Where this connection comes from
Most blocking decisions turn on this layer more than on anything your browser reports. What can honestly be said about an address is narrower than what commercial services claim, and the difference is named below rather than papered over.
Sources: ASN data from iptoasn.com (public domain), derived from RouteViews BGP snapshots · IP-to-country and IP-to-city from the DB-IP Lite databases (CC-BY-4.0, db-ip.com) · Tor exit list from the Tor Project (check.torproject.org) · Datacentre and VPN ranges from the X4BNet lists (MIT). All held as local copies and refreshed by a scheduled job. Nothing about your address is looked up anywhere else while you wait.
What this one page cannot tell you
The reputation of your address, what any given site thinks of it. That lives in their records, not in any dataset. We also never claim a residential proxy: telling one from an ordinary consumer line needs commercial data we deliberately do not buy.
The interesting part is usually not a single value but the disagreement between two. The full check reads all five layers and shows you where they contradict each other.