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WebRTC often uses UDP. If you see your real IP under “Public IP,” your proxy/VPN isn’t covering WebRTC traffic.
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A DNS leak means that when you are connected to a VPN/proxy, your domain name resolutions are still done through your local ISP, thus posing a risk of DNS leaks. The method to test for DNS leaks involves accessing a newly generated domain name to detect which regional DNS exit you are resolving through. If the endpoint region returned matches your local service provider's region, there is a risk of DNS leakage. In this case, you may need to modify your VPN/proxy settings.
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