Your browser is exposing following IP to website you visit:
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X-VPN: Connected ON
Websites you visit can only see X-VPN's server IP instead of your personal IP
X-VPN: Connected ON
Your browser does not support WebRTC requests, so there is no WebRTC leak.
Contact SupportX-VPN: Not Connected OFF
Your browser does not support WebRTC requests, so there is no WebRTC leak.
Contact SupportWhat is WebRTC?
WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is an open-source project that enables real-time audio, video, and data communication over the Internet directly within web browsers. It provides a set of protocols and APIs that allow developers to create applications for voice and video calling, peer-to-peer file sharing, screen sharing, and other real-time communication functionalities.
What is WebRTC leak?
A WebRTC leak occurs when the public IP address of a user is exposed or leaked despite the user being connected to a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or proxy server. Normally, when using a VPN or proxy, the IP address displayed to websites and services should be that of the VPN or proxy server, ensuring privacy and anonymity. However, in some cases, WebRTC can bypass the VPN or proxy settings and reveal the user's actual IP address.
How to check if there is a WebRTC leak?
When connected to a VPN, if the IP address displayed is the same as the IP address assigned by your ISP, it could indicate a WebRTC leak. This suggests that websites your visit can see your personal IP address.
However, if the IP address displayed is different from your ISP-assigned IP address, it indicates that your IP is being securely replaced by the VPN server, and there is no WebRTC leak.