DE185.220.101.34curl -X POST https://iplogs.com/v1/check \
-d '{"ip":"185.220.101.34"}'The score adds up the evidence, strong (a VPN server, a Tor exit) and weak (a datacenter network), and stops at 100. It isn't a probability. From 60 up, the address counts as a VPN, proxy, relay or Tor exit.
Most sites challenge or block this address.
DE185.220.101.34curl -X POST https://iplogs.com/v1/check \
-d '{"ip":"185.220.101.34"}'Timezone, language and WebRTC checks need the visitor's own browser. Check your own connection.
Yes. 185.220.101.34 is a Tor exit relay. Tor isn't a VPN, but it hides the user's real IP address the same way.
Yes. 185.220.101.34 is a Tor exit relay. Tor isn't a VPN, but it hides the user's real IP address the same way. Score: 100 of 100 (Tor detected).
185.220.101.34 is announced by Stiftung Erneuerbare Freiheit (AS60729), located in Germany. The city, Hamburg (Hamburg-Nord), is approximate.
If your policy blocks VPNs, proxies or Tor, yes. Otherwise challenge it at sign-up, login and checkout rather than blocking reads.
Send POST https://iplogs.com/v1/check with {"ip":"185.220.101.34"}. It returns the verdict, a score from 0 to 1 and the network. Free, with no key and no sign-up; 60 requests a minute.