IP Address "leaked" with Secure DNS turned on
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Chi-oma last edited by leocg
I don't think the built-in DNS (Google and Cloudflare) is working. Here is the website I used [https://dnsleaktest.com/]. I ran DNS leak tests only to find out that my IP address, ISP, and my country is still visible. I did not set any DNS in settings, so the leak test did not detect any DNS, even when I set Opera to use Google or Cloudflare.
This issue persists since I started using the Opera browser. The Opera team should kindly fix this -
skynode Banned last edited by
If your IP address is leaking even with Secure DNS (DNS over HTTPS or DNS over TLS) enabled, it could be due to WebRTC leaks, improper DNS configuration, or browser settings bypassing secure DNS. WebRTC can expose your local IP address, even with a VPN or Secure DNS, and DNS settings might default to regular servers despite the secure configuration. To prevent this, you should disable WebRTC in your browser, ensure your DNS settings are correctly configured, and use a VPN for extra security. Running DNS leak tests can also help confirm if your setup is secure.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@Chi-oma For OpenDNS, I guess it's https://umbrella.cisco.com/doh-help
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Chi-oma last edited by
@leocg
Ok. But do you know for these DNS servers and their hostnames:
AdGuard - dns.adguard.com
Quad 9 - dns.quad9.net
Next - dns.nextdns.io