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> Can I update my card details?
> Yes. Send an email to support@ipdata.co. Your request will be processed within 24hrs.
What is your process there? You're not asking people to send credit card information via email, right?
Looks very cool and I'm going to give the free tier a try on a project. But this concerns me: > Can I update my card details? > Yes. Send an email to support@ipdata.co. Your request will be processed within 24hrs. What is your process there? You're not asking people to send credit card information via email, right?
Looks very cool and I'm going to give the free tier a try on a project. But this concerns me: > Can I update my card details? > Yes. Send an email to support@ipdata.co. Your request will be processed within 24hrs. What is your process there? You're not asking people to send credit card information via email, right?
Very nice service. Using unicode emoji for flags would be better than pngs IMO.
please explain your data source model. How do you integrate the RIR data, the NIR data, BGP and RTT location/estimation data to arrive at the geoid of where any given IP is. How do you handle multi=national ASN or cellular ASN using IPs across borders? (disclosure: I work in a regional internet registry)
What about adding zipcode?
Again :-( I just wonder if people will ever stop making assumptions about others given their IP address or hair colours and divide the Internet on these slippery grounds. The only legitimate and valid way to determine the client's location automatically is the browser or the OS geolocation API, and for the language it is the HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE header. The fact I have contacted your server from an IP address assigned to a Chinese ISP neither means I'm in China nor that I speak Chinese.