Complete Privacy Test

Run all privacy checks at once — IP address, DNS leak, WebRTC leak, and browser fingerprint analysis in a single test.

Last updated: April 1, 2026

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How This Test Works

This tool combines four separate privacy tests into a single dashboard. When you load this page, all tests run simultaneously in your browser.

The IP test checks whether your connection is routed through a VPN by analyzing your public IP and its registered organization. The DNS test queries multiple DNS resolution services to detect if your queries leak outside your VPN tunnel. The WebRTC test uses browser APIs to check for IP candidates that could reveal your real address. The fingerprint test collects browser attributes to calculate how uniquely identifiable you are.

Each test result is scored independently, and the overall privacy score shows how many tests you passed. Click through to each individual tool page for deeper analysis and more detailed recommendations.

Individual Privacy Tools

Run each test individually for more detailed results and deeper analysis.

IP Lookup — Get detailed information about your IP address including geolocation, ISP, and network details.

DNS Leak Test — Run an extended DNS leak test with multiple endpoints and detailed server analysis.

WebRTC Leak Test — Get a comprehensive WebRTC analysis including STUN, TURN, and mDNS candidate details.

Browser Fingerprint — See a full breakdown of your browser's fingerprint with entropy scores and recommendations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this privacy test check?

This tool runs four tests simultaneously: It checks your IP address to detect VPN usage, tests for DNS leaks that could expose your browsing activity, checks for WebRTC leaks that can reveal your real IP even with a VPN, and analyzes your browser fingerprint to determine how uniquely identifiable you are across websites.

How is the privacy score calculated?

The score is based on four individual tests. Each test either passes or fails: IP test passes if a VPN is detected, DNS test passes if no leaks are found, WebRTC test passes if no public IPs are exposed, and fingerprint test passes if your uniqueness is below 50%. Your overall score is the number of tests passed out of four.

Do I need a VPN to pass all tests?

A VPN is necessary to pass the IP address test, and it typically helps with DNS and WebRTC tests as well. However, the fingerprint test depends on your browser configuration, not your VPN. You can improve your fingerprint score by using a privacy-focused browser and adjusting your browser settings.

Is this test safe to run?

Yes. All tests run entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No data is stored on our servers, and no personally identifiable information is collected. The DNS leak test makes requests to public IP detection services, and the WebRTC test uses standard browser APIs — neither sends your data to us.

How often should I run this test?

Run this test whenever you connect to a new network, after changing VPN servers, or after updating your browser. Browser updates can sometimes reset privacy settings like WebRTC preferences. We recommend testing at least once a week if you rely on a VPN for privacy.

All tests run locally in your browser. No personal data is stored or transmitted to our servers.

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