PH Deck

Users need to manually check their IP and browser details, which often involves using multiple tools or technical knowledge to detect privacy vulnerabilities. Current methods may miss critical information like DNS leaks, WebRTC vulnerabilities, or browser fingerprinting that websites exploit.

Users depend on slow or paid IP address lookup tools, leading to delays in obtaining geolocation data and increased operational costs.

Users have difficulty in obtaining detailed information about their current IP address, including city, region, and ISP information, leading to potential privacy and security concerns.

Users struggle to check the IP address of websites they visit without making external web requests, leading to inefficiency and potential privacy concerns.

Users face difficulties in retrieving the IP addresses of URLs, hindering network analysis and troubleshooting.

Users are vulnerable to unwanted tracking and profiling on the internet due to browser fingerprinting techniques like Canvas, WebGL, Font, and AudioContext fingerprinting. These techniques anonymously identify and track users across websites without their consent, leading to privacy breaches and unwanted tracking and profiling.

Users manually check their IP address through command line tools or basic websites, which lacks detailed network and geolocation data and requires technical knowledge.

Users need to use multiple tools or perform several steps to find their IP address, geolocation, and device details. multiple tools or perform several steps

Currently, users need to process images, compress PDFs, and convert files using various external tools or services, which often involves uploading files to external servers. This can result in privacy concerns and potential data breaches, as users' files are no longer solely under their control.

Android developers rely on multiple standalone tools for tasks like API testing and JSON formatting, requiring time-consuming installations and managing fragmented workflows.