WHAT NOT TO DO WITH IP ADDRESS

IP address

‘IP’ stands for ‘Internet Protocol’. it is made of a series of numbers, like : 

507.456.14.512

These numbers are identifiers where a devide is connected to the internet. In short, IP address performs a similar task as the address for your mail to be delivered to. Devides such as printers, routers, modems use IP address as well 


and yes, each device will have a unique local IP address.
There are two adaptations of IP : IP form 4 (IPv4) and IP adaptation 6 (IPv6). IP adaptation 4 (IPv4) characterizes an IP address as a 32-bit number. In any case, since of the development of the Web and the exhaustion of accessible IPv4 addresses, a modern adaptation of IP (IPv6), utilizing 128 bits for the IP address, was standardized in 1998.

Changing your IP Address

The short answer is yes. The most straightforward way to alter your IP address is to alter your area or location. When you go online at the office, you're given a different IP address than the one given to you when you surf at home. Moreover, anyplace with WiFi will give you with a different IP address.

Having the same IP Address

A few devices that come from one home or business can share one public IP address and it is tagged with an additional number so that each devices only gets its own data, this is called NAT. Network address translation (NAT) is a method of remapping one IP address space into another by modifying network address information in the IP header of packets while they are in transit across a traffic routing device. Therefore,  although all teh devices are sharing an IP address, if you look carefully you’ll actually see the additional numbers which makes that dat have a unique address for the individual user.

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Things you cannot do with IP address 

As mentioned above, every device has its own IP address. This means, if you have a laptop, computer, notebook and smart phone, you have 4 devices with different address.
Therefore, you might think of logging as different person to click on your own link or ad.

DO NOT DO THIS!!!!

This action is called click fraud. It is basically a type of fraud related to pay-per click (PPC) online advertising. What happen is the owner of website post ads and is getting paid by the number of visitors of the site clicking on those ads. The fraud take place when the owner of the site log in with a different IP, or in other words, log in as a as a different person and click on their own ads without any actual intterest on the product or services being advertised.



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