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PolskiTruncating the last octet is the usual recipe in server-side containers and in the conversions APIs of Meta, LinkedIn and TikTok. This tool shows the result, the size of the group that remains, and the cases where the masking never had a real address to work on.
IP Anonymization & Masking Tester
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