WebRTC Visibility Check

Shows which IP addresses and network signals WebRTC may expose to websites in your current session.

The information shown is provided for diagnostic and educational purposes.

💡 WHAT THIS CHECKER SHOWS

Shows which network signals your browser exposes to websites through WebRTC — IP addresses, STUN responses, ICE candidates, and media devices — and how anti-fraud systems may interpret them. It does not block or score your setup — it helps you understand how your session looks from the outside.

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Collecting signals...
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сбор сигналов
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Сигналы—
Initializing network scan...
Collecting WebRTC signals via multiple STUN servers...
1 Initialize
2 STUN Servers
3 ICE Candidates
4 Analysis
🧩 Use together with other checkers
Network layer and WebRTC leaks. Use together with Browser Fingerprint and final Risk Simulation.
Step 1
🛡️ Session Exposure Check
Quick preflight: timezone, language, WebRTC, fingerprint consistency and overall session visibility for websites.
Open Session Exposure Check →
Step 2 ● You are here
🌐 WebRTC Visibility
Detailed WebRTC check: IP leaks, WebRTC behavior in the browser and technical connection details.
Current page
Step 3
🔍 Browser Fingerprint
Deep fingerprint and browser environment analysis: UA, platform, screen, hardware and behavioral signals.
Open Browser Fingerprint →
Step 4 ★ Recommended next
🎯 Risk Simulation
Aggregated antifraud risk: score, flags, confidence, verdict. Final visibility assessment.
Open Risk Simulation →
WebRTC shows network visibility. For the full picture, check Browser Fingerprint and final Risk Simulation.
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