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DNS leak test
See what your connection currently exposes. A DNS leak happens when your DNS requests bypass the VPN tunnel and reveal the sites you visit to your ISP.
- Your IP address
- …
- Approximate location
- …
What is a DNS leak?
Every site you visit starts with a DNS lookup. If those lookups go outside the encrypted tunnel, your ISP can still see which domains you request — even with a VPN on.
How VPNTYPE prevents leaks
When connected, VPNTYPE routes DNS through the encrypted tunnel so your lookups stay private and your ISP can’t build a profile of your browsing.
Frequently asked questions
What does this tool show?
The public IP and approximate location your connection currently presents.
How do I stop DNS leaks?
Connect through VPNTYPE so DNS is resolved inside the encrypted tunnel.
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