If you use proxies, VPNs, anti-detect browsers, or privacy-focused setups, WebRTC leaks are still one...
If you use proxies, VPNs, anti-detect browsers, or privacy-focused setups, WebRTC leaks are still one of the easiest ways for websites to expose your real IP address.
A lot of developers assume that once traffic is routed through a proxy, the browser becomes fully anonymous. Unfortunately, that’s not how modern browsers work.
Even with a residential proxy enabled, WebRTC can silently reveal:
your local IP
your ISP-assigned public IP
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