Unlock test

Services for this IP

Your browser tries to connect to each site directly. This shows whether a firewall, your network or a DNS block stops it, which the IP check above can't tell. Ad blockers can also make a site look unreachable.

AI assistants

• ChatGPT Not tested

• Claude Not tested

• Gemini Not tested

• Microsoft Copilot Not tested

Streaming and social media

• Netflix Not tested

• Disney+ Not tested

• YouTube Premium Not tested

• TikTok Not tested

IP details

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Check from the command line

To ask each service directly from a server or your own computer, run one of these commands: the first on Linux or macOS, the second in Windows PowerShell. Where a service gives no clear answer, the result falls back to the country lists.

$ curl -sL ipdidi.com/unlock | bash

PS> irm ipdidi.com/unlock.ps1 | iex

The IP lookup API returns the same result for any IP in its "unlock" field.

$ curl https://ipdidi.com/api/ip/8.8.8.8

How the unlock test works

Services like ChatGPT, Claude and Disney+ are only offered in some countries, and they decide where you are from your IP address. This test looks up the country of the IP and compares it with the list each service publishes.

It also checks what kind of address it is. Netflix, Disney+, ChatGPT and Claude often block or challenge addresses that belong to VPN providers, public proxies, Tor or datacenters, even in supported countries. A home or mobile connection in a supported country is the most reliable.

Why does ChatGPT say it's not available in my country?

If ChatGPT shows "unsupported_country_region_territory" or says it isn't available in your country, OpenAI sees an IP address from a country it doesn't serve, such as mainland China, Hong Kong, Russia or Iran.

If you're in a supported country and still see the message, your VPN or proxy may be using a server in an unsupported country, or your browser may be leaking another address. Check the result above, then run the WebRTC and DNS leak tests.

Why does Netflix or Disney+ show a proxy error?

Streaming services must show each country only the films and series they have rights to there, so they block addresses they recognize as VPNs, proxies or servers. If this page marks Netflix or Disney+ as "May be blocked", that's the likely reason.

VPNs that offer residential or dedicated IPs are blocked less often. After you connect, check the address here again.

How accurate is this check?

The country check is reliable because services also use the IP's country. The address type is a strong hint, not a guarantee: services keep their own blocklists, and a datacenter IP that works today may be blocked tomorrow.

The page can't sign in to the services for you, so it can't see account-level limits, such as a payment card from another country.

Guides

• Netflix VPN or proxy error: why it happens and how to fix it

  Netflix shows "You seem to be using a VPN or proxy" when your IP doesn't look like a normal home connection in your country. Here's how to find out what it sees and fix it.

• ChatGPT not available in your country: what the error means

  ChatGPT decides where you are from your IP address. If that address points to a country OpenAI doesn't serve, you get blocked, even if you're somewhere else. Here's how to check and fix it.

• What is an IP address?

  An IP address is the number that tells the internet where to send data meant for you. Here's what it looks like, the different kinds, and what yours says about you.

• How to find your IP address

  Your public IP takes one click to find. Your private IP depends on the device. Here are the exact steps for each.