Leak webrtc is weird because it’s not always your *public* IP—sometimes it’s just your local network IP. Still, not great.
I use "test.webrtc.org" to check for leaks. Simple and straight to the point.
If you’re on Chrome, try the "ScriptSafe" extension. It lets you block WebRTC entirely. Downside? Some sites won’t work right.
VPNs *should* handle this, but most don’t. PIA has a "WebRTC leak protection" setting, but who knows if it actually works.
I use "test.webrtc.org" to check for leaks. Simple and straight to the point.
If you’re on Chrome, try the "ScriptSafe" extension. It lets you block WebRTC entirely. Downside? Some sites won’t work right.
VPNs *should* handle this, but most don’t. PIA has a "WebRTC leak protection" setting, but who knows if it actually works.
