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The WebRTC leak test is an important tool for those using VPNs because it leverages the WebRTC API to communicate with a STUN server, potentially leaking the user's real local and public IP address, even when using a VPN, proxy server, or NAT. This tool can help verify whether the real public IP has been leaked.

After authorizing media device permissions, WebRTC will leak local IP

• XiaoMi

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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• QQ

  SDP log

  Local IP:

  —

  Public IP:

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• bilibili

  SDP log

  Local IP:

  —

  Public IP:

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• smartgslb

  SDP log

  Local IP:

  —

  Public IP:

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• Google 1

  SDP log

  Local IP:

  —

  Public IP:

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• Google 2

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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• Google 3

  SDP log

  Local IP:

  —

  Public IP:

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• Google 4

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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• Nextcloud

  SDP log

  Local IP:

  —

  Public IP:

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• Cloudflare

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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• STUNTMAN

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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• freeSTUN

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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• Twilio

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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• Twilio 2

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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• Twilio 3

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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• Twilio 4

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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• syncthing

  SDP log

  Local IP:

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  Public IP:

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How to Disable WebRTC

• To disable WebRTC in Firefox:

  Type in the address bar and press Enter about:config

  media.peerconnection.enabled In the search bar, type and double-click the preference to set its value to false.

• WebRTC in Chrome:

  The recommended solution to limit the risk of IP leakage via WebRTC is to use the official Google extension called which provides a range of options with varying levels of protection. WebRTC Network Limiter