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When you are using a VPN and you launch your browser it will go to that site and confirm there are no DNS leaks.
Post a screen shot. Don't worry about the exposed IP if it's Google. I have only seen one IP shown. If the results don't show your location your golden.
Is that with the extended test?
make sure you run dns leak tests too...on whatever you are using the VPN for.
I set this to my homepage. https://www.dnsleaktest.com/
I read the following article on lifehacker.com which reminded me of this ATOT thread.
http://lifehacker.com/how-to-see-if-your-vpn-is-leaking-your-ip-address-and-1685180082/+megneal
Tested using my PIA VPN and sure enough my real IP is leaked at the browser level. Son of a !!!
thx.. couldn't decide between pia and torguard.
torguard it is
The Easy Way: Disable WebRTC In Your Browser
Chrome, Firefox, and Opera (and browsers based on them) generally have WebRTC enabled by default. Safari and Internet Explorer don't, and thus aren't affected (unless you've specifically enabled WebRTC.) Either way, if the test above worked in your browser, you're affected. You can always switch to a browser that doesn't have WebRTC enabled, but since most of us like the browsers we use, here's what to do:
I read the following article on lifehacker.com which reminded me of this ATOT thread.
http://lifehacker.com/how-to-see-if-your-vpn-is-leaking-your-ip-address-and-1685180082/+megneal
Tested using my PIA VPN and sure enough my real IP is leaked at the browser level. Son of a !!!
The vpns I recommend (in China now using one):
Astrill
Witopia
strongvpn
Astrill has the best and most user friendly client including being easy to install on DD-WRT routers.
Michael
for those considering PIA or torguard, they currently have sales for $32 and $30 a year respectively.
This is a browser issue, not with PIA. Test it again with IE, and you will see that it passes.I read the following article on lifehacker.com which reminded me of this ATOT thread.
http://lifehacker.com/how-to-see-if-your-vpn-is-leaking-your-ip-address-and-1685180082/+megneal
Tested using my PIA VPN and sure enough my real IP is leaked at the browser level. Son of a !!!
This is a browser issue, not with PIA. Test it again with IE, and you will see that it passes.
Ok, my bad.I know, I did say it was leaked at the browser level?