Check whether WebRTC is exposing your IP address.
Run a quick browser test to see if WebRTC is revealing public or local IP details outside your VPN.
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Browser WebRTC status
WebRTC not available
Your browser does not support WebRTC or it has been disabled, so this type of leak is not active here.
What is WebRTC?
WebRTC is a browser technology used for voice calls, video calls, and direct connections in the browser.
The privacy problem is that it can sometimes expose network details, including real IP information, even when a VPN is active.
Why WebRTC leaks matter
A browser leak can reduce the privacy benefit of your VPN connection.
Public IP exposure
Some sites may be able to see your real public IP instead of only the VPN exit address.
Local network exposure
WebRTC can also reveal local network addresses that are better kept private.
Browser-level issue
This happens in the browser itself, so testing and browser settings matter just as much as the VPN app.
How to reduce WebRTC leaks
Check your browser settings
Some browsers allow stricter WebRTC controls or extensions that reduce leak risk.
Retest after changes
After you change browser, extension, or VPN settings, run the test again and confirm the result.
Use a VPN that routes traffic consistently
A solid VPN setup helps reduce the chance that browser traffic escapes the protected route.
Frequently asked questions
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