Getting ones own, previous IP address

Getting ones own, previous IP address


Maybe by an email send to oneself. I sometimes send low data, text only files to myself for as a back up.

-And it's mainly possible to see the IP adress of a send mail.

 Important: Finding the email message source.


Maybe by searching a self made post or publication on the internet which might still have the IP address with it.

-And then laying contact.


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And it might not be a bad idea to store ones IP adress on a piece of paper.

-If you don't do anything illegal.

-And if it might be benificial, due to reasons.

 It's also possible to store it just for ones self offcourse.

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