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# How to exclude IP addresses from your campaigns
You can exclude specific IP addresses from your campaigns. Once excluded, visitors coming from those addresses won't see your campaigns and will not be included in your campaign reporting. For example, you may want to exclude specific bots, probes, technical teams or agencies with whom you are collaborating.
## Excluding IP addresses
To exclude IP addresses, go to the Settings > **Advanced settings** > **IP exclusions**.
You can exclude a single IP address
Or a range of IP addresses
{% hint style="info" %}
Applying IP exclusions at the account level will automatically create a specific trigger in every newly created campaign (targeting step). This trigger is used by the campaign but will not be saved (unless specified in the targeting step) to be used for every campaigns.
{% endhint %}
## Removing excluded IP addresses
You can also remove previously set exclusions by clicking on the **‘bin’** icon from the exclusion list.
IP exclusions will automatically exclude the specified IP addresses for each new campaign. Campaigns created before the addition or modification of an IP exclusion will not be affected by the modification.
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