Check if WebRTC is leaking your real IP address even when using a VPN or proxy.
Testing for WebRTC leaks...
Checking network routes for IP exposure
WebRTC is a browser technology used for real-time communication (video calls, file sharing). It can bypass VPNs and proxies to reveal your real IP address directly to websites.
WebRTC uses STUN servers to discover your public IP for peer-to-peer connections. This IP discovery happens outside your VPN tunnel, potentially exposing your real location.
Websites can use WebRTC to see your real IP even when you're using a VPN. This defeats the purpose of IP masking and can reveal your actual location.
Disable WebRTC in browser settings, use browser extensions that block WebRTC, or use a VPN that properly handles WebRTC connections to prevent leaks.
WebRTC can also reveal your local network IPs (like 192.168.x.x). While these don't reveal your location, they expose your network topology.
Test Result Meanings: "Protected" means WebRTC IPs match your visible IP (no VPN bypass). "Blocked" means WebRTC is disabled. "Leak Detected" means your real IP is exposed.
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