Extension or app
Urban VPN lists browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Edge next to its apps. Its FAQ says the app changes the IP for every application on the computer. Results in this test depend on which of the two is running.
Provider-neutral self-test pilot
Urban VPN Leak Test
Urban VPN is offered as browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Edge and as apps, and its FAQ describes routing traffic through both a proxy network and a VPN. Its FAQ says the app changes the IP for the entire computer and uses the OpenVPN protocol. The kill switch is described as mobile-only for now, and split tunneling as a Premium feature currently on Android. Urban VPN also says every connection is routed through two servers.
Live test
Run the test on Urban VPN now
Urban VPN ships both browser extensions and full apps, and its FAQ says the app changes the IP for the whole computer. If the IP line changes but other lines look unexpected, check which of the two products is active.
This browser session
Leak report
- Verdict
- Visible IP
- Not tested
- DNS
- Not tested
- WebRTC
- Not tested
- IPv6
- Not tested
- Browser
- Not tested
- Next step
This reports what your browser shows in this session. It does not certify Urban VPN, does not test every server, app or device, and does not prove anonymity.
Current-session checks
What this Urban VPN self-test checks
Urban VPN's own FAQ suggests checking your IP with the VPN off and then on; the IP check here does the same thing. The DNS, WebRTC and IPv6 lines show traffic that an IP check alone does not cover.
Run the VPN Leak Test
Review IP, DNS, WebRTC, IPv6 and browser/session signals together.
Check DNS signals
Review limited resolver-signal behavior for this browser session.
Review WebRTC exposure
Check browser WebRTC candidate behavior.
Check IPv6 visibility
Review whether IPv6 appears in visible signals.
Review browser fingerprint
Check browser characteristics a VPN usually does not change.
Read the methodology
Review the limits before interpreting results.
Before you read the result
What Urban VPN documents about these signals
Urban VPN says its Double VPN feature is built in and active on every connection, so the address you see is the exit of a two-server route.
Kill switch coverage
The kill switch page says the feature is on mobile now and coming to desktop. When it is on, Urban VPN says inbound and outbound traffic stops until a VPN connection is restored. The FAQ says it is switched on in settings.
Two hops by default
Urban VPN states that Double VPN is built in and runs every time you connect, routing traffic through two VPN servers. The IP shown in a test is the address of the final server.
Free and Premium differences
Urban VPN says its Android free tier has a 100MB daily limit and its iOS app is Premium-only. Split tunneling is listed as a Premium feature, currently on Android.
What the privacy policy covers
The privacy policy lists browsing data such as URLs visited, and prompts entered into AI tools, among the data it processes. It says this data is cleaned on the device and that IP addresses are trimmed and hashed daily. It also says the company sells marketing insights and behavior segments.
Between the readings
Record a kill-switch drop on Urban VPN
Urban VPN describes a kill switch that blocks all inbound and outbound traffic until the VPN reconnects. Its feature page says it is available on mobile, with desktop coming later, and its FAQ says it is turned on or off in the settings menu.
Independent audits
No published independent audit found. The FAQ, about, feature and privacy pages and the blog mention no independent audit. urban-vpn.comChecked 19 Oct 2026 Every published VPN audit by date.
Who runs Urban VPN, and on what
- Company
- Urban Cyber Security Inc., United States. urban-vpn.comRead 19 Oct 2026
Who owns which VPN: every provider’s company and the groups that run several brands.
What this cannot prove
- This checks visible browser/session signals only.
- This does not certify the provider.
- This does not test every server, app, device, or connection.
- This does not prove anonymity.
- This does not prove every security condition.
- A clean result does not prove every leak is absent.
How to compare before and after on Urban VPN
- With Urban VPN off, run the test and note your IP, DNS and IPv6 lines.
- Turn Urban VPN on in the product you use, either the browser extension or the app.
- Rerun the test in the same browser.
- Expect the IP line to show an Urban VPN exit address; compare the DNS, WebRTC and IPv6 lines with your baseline.
Safe Copy limits
Safe Copy exports use safe summary categories and remove raw IP, exact city, full user-agent, raw fingerprint data, raw resolver IPs and WebRTC candidates. It is not a certificate, provider audit, or proof of anonymity.
FAQ
Urban VPN leak test FAQ
Does Urban VPN have a kill switch?
Its FAQ says the kill switch is turned on in the settings menu. The feature page says it is on mobile now, with desktop coming later.
Which protocol does Urban VPN use?
Its FAQ says Urban VPN uses OpenVPN.
Does the extension change the IP for my whole computer?
Urban VPN's FAQ says the VPN app changes the IP for the entire computer. It offers browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Edge separately.
Is split tunneling available?
Urban VPN says split tunneling is a Premium feature, currently supported on Android.
Why does my IP belong to a different server than I picked?
Urban VPN says Double VPN is built in and sends traffic through two servers on every connection, so the exit server is the one a test sees.
What data does Urban VPN's privacy policy describe?
It lists browsing data such as visited URLs and AI tool prompts. It says IP addresses are trimmed and hashed daily and that marketing insights are sold.