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    Roger Reyes
    Surveys

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    Being anonymous is the most important thing for Internet users.

    After you establish the VPN session to change your public IP, you must check your internet connection and your
    web browser to know the information your computer sends to the web.
    DNS Leak
    While surfing the internet your browser not only creates HTTP requests, it also converts domain names into
    numerical IP addresses via DNS requests. When using a secure VPN, both HTTP and DNS requests should be sent
    through your VPN tunnel or you should use a DNS server which does not reveal your location.
    Sometimes if your settings are badly configured your computer can get mixed up and send DNS requests via your
    ISP’s server instead of through the VPN. Our test checks if your HTTP and DNS requests are coming from the same
    network – if they aren’t, it’s a sign you are trying to hide your real IP address.
    While DNS leaks won’t expose the IP address itself, they can reveal that things aren’t what they seem. Netflix for
    example does use such hints to prevent geo-spoofing. An interested observer with the right authority could force
    your ISP to reveal the true IP address.

     How to fix ?
     After you connect the VPN server and your public IP change, use our Private DNS server ( IPv4 settings. )
     to do this Go to your PC connection settings… and manage the the Network Adapter ( the main Network
    Adapter connected to the internet and NOT the VPN Adapter ) and use our private DNS: 10.211.254.254

     Leave the second blank


     Click OK.Visit https://www.doileak.com and test your internet connection.Don’t forget to restore your default
    settings after you leave your VPN session! ( 10.211.254.254 must be removed )

    webRTC
    Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC) is enabled by default in Firefox, Opera and Google Chrome, and
    enables video chat, voice calling and P2P sharing from within your browser.
    A neat trick, but it allows any website to instantly see your true IP address. The only way to avoid sharing your IP
    address this way is to disable WebRTC completely.

     How to disable ?

     Add webRTC extension to your chrome web browser


     Add webRTC for firefox web browser
     Add webRTC for Opera web browser
    WebGL
    You need to disable WebGL execution ( Firefox ) :
    Type into the URL bar “about:config” and click the “I’ll be careful” button
    Find the setting “webgl.disabled” and set it to true. double click on it

    Track Back

     How To Fix ?

    Flash
    The Flash Player is like a big open hole in your internet privacy – far too easy to poke around and cause damage.
    As well as causing serious security vulnerabilities if not regularly updated (and even then…) it also offers multiple
    weak points to leak your identity IP address, even while using a proxy or VPN. Block it completely, or as an absolute
    minimum stop it starting automatically.
    The test doesn’t check if your IP is leaking through Flash, it just tests if Flash is enabled.

     How To Fix ?
     for Chrome web-browser type chrome://plugins/ and disable flash

    Os Time & Location Time


    Your timezone configuration can be detected from your browser with a simple Javascript request. If your browser
    timezone doesn’t match the timezone of your request IP location, it’s a hint that you’re not where you say you are…
    or you’ve just configured your time settings badly.

     How To Fix ?
     Set the correct Time zone ( must be the time zone / time / date of the VPN server Location you are
    connected to )

    And Finally you have to clear the browser history, cookies and cache, then restart your browser.
    You can test your browser and computer connection with the websites below:
    http://www.doileak.com/
    https://2ip.io/privacy/

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