Looking glassMeasure it yourself. That is the only honest number.

Run it yourself

These measure the path from your machine to the edge that serves dediprivacy.com. That is a real destination on our network rather than a marketing figure, and the number you get back is the one that applies to you and to nobody else. Per-region route servers are listed underneath as each is exposed.

Or measure it from this page

No terminal needed, and both ends exist: your browser to the edge serving this page. It is not a region figure — it is the round trip you are experiencing while reading this.

RegionIPv4IPv6Status

ReykjavíkIceland · KEF not yet exposed — Operational

BucharestRomania · OTP not yet exposed — Operational

SofiaBulgaria · SOF not yet exposed — Operational

ChișinăuMoldova · KIV not yet exposed — Operational

ZurichSwitzerland · ZRH not yet exposed — Operational

AmsterdamNetherlands · AMS not yet exposed — Operational

Panama CityPanama · PTY not yet exposed — Operational

SingaporeSingapore · SIN not yet exposed — Operational

A route server appears in this table on the day it is genuinely reachable in that building, and not a day earlier. Publishing an address that answers from somewhere other than the region it is filed under would make this page worse than empty — it is the one claim on this site a stranger can disprove in a single command, which is exactly why it is the one we will not round up.

Our routes, on somebody else's collector

A looking glass run by the network you are checking is worth less than one that is not. These are public collectors: what they show about us is not ours to edit.

Our ASN is printed here as soon as the allocation is through; until then it is on every route object we publish and in the letter of authorisation we send with a BGP session. Nothing on this site prints a number we cannot stand behind, and an autonomous system number is the easiest of all of them to check. The peering policy is already firm

Reading what you get back

1. 01

   Loss in the middle is noise

   Routers rate-limit their own ICMP replies, so a hop showing 40 % loss with clean hops after it is doing its job, not failing. Only loss that continues to the last hop is loss.

2. 02

   Latency only goes up

   A middle hop slower than the destination is a control-plane artefact. Read the last line, and read the worst of twenty rather than the best of three.

3. 03

   Test from where you are

   Not from a datacentre near us, and not from a speed-test page. If your visitors are on mobile networks in one country, that is the measurement that decides your region.