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There are many reasons you may choose to change your IP address, some personal and some technical. Before you begin, however, you’ll need to find your current IP address.

Now that you’ve found your IP address, you probably still have no idea of what it is, what it does, or why you might want a new one. Read on for helpful information about this mysterious “IP address,” why you might need to change your IP address and a guide for changing it on nearly any operating system.

What is an IP?
If you’re not entirely clear on what an IP address is or what it does, you’re not alone. It’s estimated that nearly 98% of all casual internet users don’t know, either. In simple terms, your IP address is your computer’s public network address created so the internet knows where to send your email, data, and other information. It’s also a useful way to keep you logged in to websites so you don’t have to re-enter passwords for each visit (so many passwords!). Suppose, for example, you must re-enter your credentials when visiting familiar websites from new devices, or you need to enter a security code to gain access with your credentials. In that case, it’s because each device you use has its own IP address and unless you’ve used that device to access a website before, the site doesn’t recognize the IP address of the device you’re using.

Most commonly, the IP address is assigned through your Internet Service Provider (ISP).

How is my IP address tracked?
One way your IP address may be tracked is through cookies, which aren’t quite as delicious as they sound. Cookies do more than remember you, they store your personal information, what pages you’ve visited, purchases you’ve made on the site, and your geophysical location among other somewhat invasive pieces of information. Instead of a side of ice-cold milk with your cookies, you’ll get a heaping helping of targeted ads.

If you don’t want your browsing history shared with third-party sites, hackers, and even intrusive government spying, you can mask your IP address with a VPN or change it on your devices.

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