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Your IP address
Websites learn the host name, provider and location from your IP address, and the system and browser from the browser itself. The location comes from an IP address database, not from GPS: usually accurate to the city.
Looking at which DNS server your device uses…
A DNS server turns website names into addresses and sees which websites you open. For this check your browser looked up a one-time random name, so we can see which server asked for it.
Looking at which addresses the browser reveals through WebRTC…
WebRTC is the browser technology for calls and video. Through it, a website can learn your address directly, even if the browser works through a proxy or an extension. The address here should match the one above.
A device can have two addresses: the familiar IPv4 and the newer IPv6. If your provider gives out IPv6, some websites see that one.
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