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  1. Hello, first post here. I was really getting interested in hiding my IP from websites, and suddenly I noticed this issue: whatever I do the site whatsmyip always detects my real ISP given IP and location. I did some reading and tests, but all posts and topics related to IP leak lead to WEBRT...
  2. The recommended extension, WebRTC Network Limiter, on the IPleak.net page doesn't work in the recent Chrome Beta release, currently 2018 version 66. Another extension found in the store, WebRTC Control, by Grephy does work in the beta release.
  3. I'm sorry if I say anything stupid here I'm not claiming to know anything except that network lock is enabled, my DNS servers and ipv4 settings are on airvpns reccomended, and I still get webRTC leaks. See attached image below for an example of ipleak test on mozilla. Same results show on Chrome....
  4. greetings, I'm currently testing out AirVPN before buying a longer subscription. However I currently have some trouble with WebRTC leaks of my IPv6 address. My setup is the following: Arch Linux 64 BitEddie 2.15.2Network Lock enabledChrome/FirefoxUBlock origin option to prevent WebRTC leaks en...
  5. Is it an issue that I can see a local ip here? I know I can disable WebRTC, but I use it. It seems to me like it gets routed through vpn, since it changes when I disconnect. And I don't leak my real, public IP behind VPN from what I can see. Is this safe (pics) or am I leaking? Btw I use Ubuntu...
  6. Hello! I found an issue... When using the Testpage of AirVPN for DNS- and WebRTC-Leaks (www.ipleak.net) it's actually not showing WebRTC-Leaks, although they are there! Under circumstances this can cause serious trouble for the VPN-Users, because when they don't see any leaks, most of them will...
  7. Hello, This is my first VPN - so far so good. The good - lots of servers! The bad - sometimes have to log on more than once. (rare) - I get a connection, but no internet. disconnect reconnect, I am usually good I installed the TAP9 adapter, but still for browser that have webrtc that can't be d...
  8. Hi, I noticed tonight that my ISP is leaking in the webRTC section on ipleak.net, is this a known issue that's being worked on?
  9. Using OpenVPN on Android I have a webrtc leak showing two private 10.4.x.x and 10.42.x.x ip's that my cellular provider must be allocating me. Am I right in thinking that this is not a major problem because they are in the private ip range and not the public facing address?
  10. Block you geographic location in Chrome. A work around for the Block WebRTC. If you download the plug in uBlock Orgin. Use uBlock ORGIN not uBlock without the Orgin after it. There is an option in the options that says "Prevent WebRTC from leaking local IP address" click the circle next to it.
  11. I am trying to connect via a batch file: CLI.exe -netlock -advanced.windows.dns_force -login=<username>-password=<password> -connect -server -port=443 -protocol=UDP First thing to mention is that CLI.exe must be run as administrator in Win 8.1, if not the ARP flush fails. In the command line I ca...
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