If you live in a dorm, do you all have the same IP address?

[Anonymous]

As some already said it depends how the network is constructed.
But it's common to assign dynamic IP addresses via DHCP and than use Network address translation on the router so you can access the Internet. If you have a dynamic Ip address which you can check than probably everyone on the network got IP banned.
However if you have a static Ip address in the network it could be that only your static IP address got IP banned.
Generally speaking IP addresses are not unique for all devices like Mac addresses

[Unit1]

That depends on the network and only the administrator knows.
In my university we had a proxy computer/switch to which all computers were connected to, which resulted in the same global IP address but a distinct local area network IP address on every computer in the network.

You can spoof your IP address and hide your traffic from their network by using a VPN or Tor (if Tor network or your VPN provider IP isn't banned - they could use a blacklist or a whitelist).

[Anonymous]

that would be stupid because the whole IP would be banned in 5 minutes and no one would be able to use it

[JoyGirl]

This actually a good question for @cjgsu.
I don’t live in a dorm, rn. The Rona. 😭

[Kaneki05]

Depends. Some give out a static IP which means yes you will all be under the same. But some they change each IP for each person. Honestly if it's causing problems need to get a Vpn or something to hide IP.

[Soteris]

It depends on how the network is constructed. But yes, its very possible that from the point of view of the website there are a lot of people using the same IP as you are.

[roastbeef]

Yes someone possibly hacked your computer wifi exspecially if you dont have a secure wifi connection.

[scooogy]

No, but in a way it was flooded by frequences of private routers so that I failed with adding one of my own to it.

[In_Trance]

smh.. no