Start here when you want to understand what your current browser session and network path may expose. These tools show visible signals and explain their limits; they do not prove full anonymity or full VPN security.
See your visible public IP and session summary.
VPNVPN Leak TestCheck IP, DNS, WebRTC, IPv6, and browser signals.
DNSDNS Leak TestRun a limited resolver-signal DNS exposure check.
WebRTCWebRTC Leak TestInspect browser WebRTC candidate signals.
IPv6IPv6 Leak TestCheck IPv6 visibility in this browser session.
BrowserBrowser Fingerprint TestReview browser-visible fingerprint surfaces.
TorTor Exit Node CheckCheck whether a public IPv4 appears on the Tor exit list.
Run the homepage diagnostic first, then use focused tools when a specific signal needs more context. For VPN checks, compare before and after reconnecting rather than relying on one result.
Browser, DNS, and network signals can vary by app, network, resolver, and VPN settings. MyIPScan labels limited checks and avoids broad protection claims.
Start with the homepage diagnostic or VPN Leak Test, then open focused checks if you need detail.
The browser-local checks do not add server-side storage. Server-assisted tools return the requested result only.
No. These tools show visible signals and should be read together.