Question 1

What kinds of leaks can a VPN have?

Accepted Answer

The four common VPN leak types are: IP leaks (your real IP becomes visible), DNS leaks (queries go to your ISP), WebRTC leaks (a browser API reveals your real IP), and IPv6 leaks (IPv6 traffic bypasses an IPv4-only tunnel). A reputable VPN with kill-switch enabled blocks all four.

Question 2

What is a WebRTC leak?

Accepted Answer

WebRTC is a browser API for direct peer-to-peer communication. It can request your real public IP through STUN servers, bypassing your VPN. The fix is either to disable WebRTC in your browser, use a privacy extension that blocks STUN requests, or rely on a VPN that intercepts these calls.

Question 3

How often should I test for VPN leaks?

Accepted Answer

Run a full leak test every time you change your VPN server, switch protocols, update your VPN client, or move to a new network (especially public Wi-Fi). A VPN that protected you yesterday on Wi-Fi may leak today on a wired connection.

Domande frequenti sulle perdite VPN

Cos’è una perdita VPN?

Come posso verificare se la mia VPN presenta perdite?

Cos'è una perdita WebRTC?

Come posso risolvere una perdita WebRTC?

Perché la mia VPN perde il mio IP reale?

Cos'è un kill switch e ne ho bisogno?

Le VPN gratuite possono far trapelare le mie informazioni?

Con quale frequenza dovrei testare la mia VPN per individuare eventuali perdite?

Cosa devo fare se la mia VPN perde?

VPN Master Pro previene tutti i tipi di perdite?

IP Lookup

DNS Leak Test

Proxy Detector

Speed Test

Port Scanner

Blacklist Check

Test perdite VPN: verifica la presenza di perdite IP, DNS e WebRTC