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IP Leak Test

List the public addresses exposed by this session and compare them only with a baseline you provide.

Status: Ready

Expected exit (optional)

Leave blank to list observations without a comparison conclusion.

Exit comparison

request_connection

Current result

Ready to inspect current exits

FamilyObserved addressASNConnection state
ipv4not_run
ipv6not_run
Tool guide

Clear input, result, and evidence boundaries

List the public addresses exposed by this session and compare them only with a baseline you provide.

01

Input and method

No required input; an expected public IP or ASN is optional and used only for comparison.

02

Reading the result

Observed IPv4, IPv6, ASN, and vantage remain explicit; without a baseline the page reports observations instead of declaring a leak.

03

Boundary and privacy

A mismatch is evidence for the supplied baseline only and is not a universal VPN or anonymity verdict.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does IP Leak Test check?

List the public addresses exposed by this session and compare them only with a baseline you provide.

What input does IP Leak Test accept?

No required input; an expected public IP or ASN is optional and used only for comparison.

How should I interpret IP Leak Test results?

Observed IPv4, IPv6, ASN, and vantage remain explicit; without a baseline the page reports observations instead of declaring a leak.

What can IP Leak Test not prove?

A mismatch is evidence for the supplied baseline only and is not a universal VPN or anonymity verdict.

How does IP Leak Test handle input and results?

Input is used only for this explicit check. A mismatch is evidence for the supplied baseline only and is not a universal VPN or anonymity verdict.

When should I run IP Leak Test again?

Run it again after the relevant network, address, browser environment, or target changes. Observed IPv4, IPv6, ASN, and vantage remain explicit; without a baseline the page reports observations instead of declaring a leak.

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