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WebRTC leak test.
Browsers can leak your real IP through WebRTC even with a VPN on. Run the test and find out in seconds.
Click the button below to check for WebRTC leaks.
We'll probe your browser's WebRTC interfaces for exposed IP addresses.
What is a WebRTC leak?
WebRTC Explained
WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is a browser technology for peer-to-peer video calls, voice chat, and file sharing. It requires discovering your network interfaces to establish connections.
How Leaks Happen
WebRTC uses STUN servers to discover your public IP. Even behind a VPN, browsers may expose your real IP through ICE candidate gathering, bypassing the VPN tunnel entirely.
AkcaVPN Protection
AkcaVPN's WireGuard implementation prevents WebRTC from discovering your real IP. All network interfaces route through the encrypted tunnel, blocking IP leaks at the system level.
How to disable WebRTC
🔨 Firefox
Navigate to about:config in your address bar, search for media.peerconnection.enabled and set it to false. This completely disables WebRTC.
🌐 Chrome / Edge
Install a WebRTC blocking extension like "WebRTC Leak Prevent" or use AkcaVPN which handles this at the network level. Chrome does not allow disabling WebRTC natively.
🍏 Safari
Go to Safari Preferences, Advanced tab, enable "Show Develop menu." Then in the Develop menu, under "WebRTC," uncheck "Enable Legacy WebRTC API."
🔒 Best Solution: VPN
A properly configured VPN like AkcaVPN ensures all traffic, including WebRTC ICE candidates, routes through the encrypted tunnel. No browser configuration needed.