Step 2: Switch to a Different Network
Another simple option is to connect to another internet connection.
For example, you can switch:
From your home Wi-Fi to mobile data
From mobile data to Wi-Fi.
To another trusted Wi-Fi network
Different networks typically use different public IP addresses.
This can be useful when troubleshooting a website or connection issue.
Step 3: Contact Your Internet Service Provider
If you need a different public IP address for a legitimate reason, you can contact your internet service provider.
Ask whether your connection uses a dynamic or static IP address.
A dynamic IP may change periodically, while a static IP generally remains the same until the provider changes it.
Your provider can explain what options are available for your particular connection.