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Free VPN & Privacy Tools
Check Your IP, VPN & Privacy
See your real IP address, detect if your VPN is working, test for DNS leaks, check WebRTC leaks, and run a speed test — all in one free tool.
🔒 IP Checker🌐 VPN Detector🔍 DNS Leak Test⚡ Speed Test🧩 WebRTC Leak
Your IP Address
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⏳ Checking VPN status...
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🛡️ Privacy Score
🔍 DNS Leak Test
A DNS leak happens when your DNS requests go to your ISP's servers instead of your VPN provider's servers — revealing your real location even when the VPN is on. This test checks which DNS servers your browser is using.
DNS Servers Detected
If all DNS servers belong to your VPN provider, you are safe. If you see your ISP's servers (Jio, Airtel, BSNL, etc.), your VPN may be leaking DNS requests.
⚡ Internet Speed Test
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📡 Ping (ms)
📊 Speed Benchmark
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🧩 WebRTC IP Leak Test
WebRTC is a browser feature used for video calls and real-time communication. It can expose your real IP address to websites even when you are using a VPN — this is called a WebRTC leak. This test checks if your browser is leaking your real IP through WebRTC.
Detected IP Addresses
🛡️ How to Fix WebRTC Leaks
Chrome: Install uBlock Origin and enable "Prevent WebRTC from leaking local IP" in settings
Firefox: Go to about:config → set media.peerconnection.enabled to false
Brave: Already blocks WebRTC leaks by default in Shields settings
Use a VPN with built-in WebRTC leak protection (NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Mullvad)