IP Address

An IP Address (Internet Protocol Address) is a unique set of numbers that acts like an address for your device on the internet. It helps identify your computer, phone, or other devices and ensures that information you send or receive online goes to the right place.

Think of an IP Address like a phone number for your device. Just as a phone number connects you to the right person, an IP Address makes sure the data you request—like a website or an email—gets sent to your device and not someone else’s. It’s a key part of how the internet works.