Yo, so Instagram gets your IP from your internet connection, not directly from your device. Like, if you’re on Wi-Fi, it’s your router’s IP. On mobile data? It’s your carrier’s IP.
VPNs totally mess with it—Instagram will see the VPN server’s IP instead of yours. That’s why some people use VPNs to hide their location.
If you’re switching between Wi-Fi and data, yeah, your IP changes. Instagram will see different IPs each time.
Tools like IPLogger or IPinfo.io can help you track your IP if you’re curious.
VPNs totally mess with it—Instagram will see the VPN server’s IP instead of yours. That’s why some people use VPNs to hide their location.
If you’re switching between Wi-Fi and data, yeah, your IP changes. Instagram will see different IPs each time.
Tools like IPLogger or IPinfo.io can help you track your IP if you’re curious.