Privacy check

WebRTC Leak Test

WebRTC can hand websites an IP address that bypasses your proxy or VPN. This test gathers your browser's WebRTC candidates and compares them with the IP this site sees.

Runs in your browserSTUN candidate probeNothing stored
Verdict running…Public IP seen by this site -
WebRTC candidate addressTypeAssessment

No WebRTC candidates gathered yet.

How to read the result

Leak means WebRTC exposed a public IP different from your proxy/VPN exit — websites can see who you really are. Obfuscated .local (mDNS) names and private LAN addresses are normal and don't identify you on the internet. A public candidate matching your exit IP simply confirms your tunnel handles WebRTC.

How to stop WebRTC leaks

Use a browser that enables mDNS obfuscation (Chrome and Firefox do by default), disable WebRTC where you don't need it (Firefox: media.peerconnection.enabled), or use a VPN/proxy client that tunnels UDP. Then verify your exit with My IP and test your proxies in the bulk checker.