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Pagan System Check

What can a website learn about you?

Inspect your public IP, browser, screen, graphics, storage, media support, privacy preferences and dozens of ordinary browser signals — without creating or storing a fingerprint.

Read this before the check

Transparent by design, including the uncomfortable details.

Pagan Earth does not intentionally save these diagnostic results, send them to analytics or build a profile from them. Local values are read into this tab and disappear when the page is closed or refreshed.

Loading any website can create ordinary hosting or CDN access logs. A full IP check also requires requests to external providers because browser JavaScript cannot reliably discover a public IP, ISP or IP-based location by itself. Those providers receive the network request and operate under their own policies.

Local-onlyNo optional third-party requests

Reads information already exposed by your browser. The page itself has, of course, already loaded from Pagan Earth.

Full checkExplicit external communication

Contacts ipify for IPv4/IPv6 and ipapi for ASN, ISP and approximate IP location. Every request is listed afterwards.

Exactly which services may be contacted?
api.ipify.org / api6.ipify.org / api64.ipify.org

Returns public IPv4, IPv6 and the address selected by a universal endpoint. ipify states that visitor information is not logged.

Service information ↗
ipapi.co

Returns ASN, network organization and approximate IP-based location. ipapi states that IP queries are kept in standard web-server logs for a limited time; its full privacy policy applies.

Privacy information ↗
paganearth.org

Five tiny same-origin requests measure basic response latency. This is not a download or upload speed test.

Neither mode requests camera, microphone, GPS coordinates, Bluetooth devices or other sensitive permissions.

Questions

Privacy without magical claims.

Does Pagan Earth store my diagnostic results?

The tool does not intentionally transmit the assembled report to Pagan Earth, save it in browser storage or create a persistent identifier. Standard website hosting and CDN logs may still record ordinary page requests.

Why can another service see my IP?

A server learns the network address that contacted it. A browser page therefore needs to contact an outside endpoint to discover the public address visible from the internet. The full check makes these requests only after you choose it.

Is the displayed city my exact location?

No. IP geolocation is a database estimate and may point to an ISP gateway, a nearby city or a completely different region. No GPS request is made.

Does this tool create a browser fingerprint?

No hash, persistent ID or cross-visit profile is generated. The exposure section simply groups individual values by how revealing they may become when combined.