Definitely, your app is going to make a request from your own ip address. ngrok just creates a websocket connection between your local machine and ngrok's server. Every time, when someone requests your subdomain.ngrok.com, ngrok's server emit the request data through the websocket connection. Ngrok's client receives the data and requests corresponding localhost resource. That's to say, your application isn't linked to ngrok and knows nothing about it.
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Definitely, your app is going to make a request from your own ip address. ngrok just creates a websocket connection between your local machine and ngrok's server. Every time, when someone requests your subdomain.ngrok.com, ngrok's server emit the request data through the websocket connection. Ngrok's client receives the data and requests corresponding localhost resource. That's to say, your application isn't linked to ngrok and knows nothing about it.