javascript - How Google Analytics knows which internet connection we are using? -

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There is an option to know about connection information about client access in Google Analytics, I think everyone knows about this But my question is, how does Javascript know these details?

If it is not talking about IP or http / https, then it seems that I am using Tata Indicom or cable connection for internet use

how Google Know in

JavaScript is not there. Javascript can not provide your IP address to Google.

Google then uses your IP address, to analyze the network you are doing, and then provide details to Analytics users (of course, it is not always 100% accurate ... but it has been given).


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