MyIPScan
Unified privacy diagnostics

VPN Leak Test: Check If Your VPN Is Working

Check your visible public IP, DNS resolver behavior, WebRTC candidates, IPv6 exposure, and browser signals in one local report.

This test is educational and diagnostic. It can help you find common privacy leaks, but it is not a complete security review or proof that every privacy risk is gone.

Checks

Diagnostic Signals

Each card runs in your browser and updates independently. If a network request, browser API, or permission path cannot run, the result is marked Inconclusive.

Not tested

Current public IP

Shows the IP address and approximate network details returned by MyIPScan's same-site IP endpoint.

Public IP
Not tested
Network
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Location
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Open IP checker
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DNS leak status

Compares public resolver signals from Cloudflare and Google DoH checks.

Resolvers
Not tested
Signal
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Open DNS leak test
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WebRTC exposure

Looks for public IP candidates exposed through WebRTC ICE gathering.

Candidates
Not tested
Signal
Not tested
Open WebRTC leak test
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IPv6 exposure

Checks whether the current IP endpoint or WebRTC candidates reveal global IPv6 details.

IPv6 observed
Not tested
Signal
Not tested
Open IPv6 leak test
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Browser fingerprint warning

Summarizes visible browser attributes that a VPN usually does not change.

Browser
Not tested
Signals
Not tested
Open browser fingerprint test
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Local privacy report

Combines the observed signals into a browser-generated report you can copy for troubleshooting.

Generated
Not tested
Stored
Generated locally in browser.

Next steps

Confirm results with the dedicated tools

Use this unified report as a quick pass, then open the individual tools for deeper output and troubleshooting notes.

Guides

Related privacy guides

These existing MyIPScan guides explain the signals behind the report and common ways to reduce exposure.