and memory utilization. Developers can use this API to easily query the information for all
IP2Location binary (BIN) databases by a given IP address.
We provide a great variety of BIN databases that having different granularity of information for your implementation.
You can download the database at the below link:
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Free LITE database: http://lite.ip2location.com
Commercial database: http://www.ip2location.com
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Release files for IP2Location 7.0.0
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