Device Trust Check
A WebRTC leak occurs when browser communication features expose network addresses or connection details that do not match the rest of your setup.
WebRTC is a browser technology used for real-time audio, video and peer-to-peer connections. A WebRTC leak happens when those features expose local addresses, connection candidates or routing details that reveal more network information than expected.
When WebRTC data conflicts with the visible public IP or network route, websites can treat the browser environment as less consistent.
Run a WebRTC leak check and compare the exposed addresses with your expected public IP and local network. Private LAN addresses are common, but unexpected public or routed addresses should be reviewed.
Review browser privacy settings, disable unnecessary WebRTC exposure, use a trusted browser profile, update extensions that manage WebRTC behavior and retest after network changes.
Learn the core signals behind network and browser consistency checks.