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What your IP address actually exposes - and what a VPN does about it

Every connection you make exposes your IP automatically - city-level geolocation, ISP, ASN, device type, all readable before you've interacted with anything.

Combined with browser fingerprint and timing data, it's enough to build a detailed profile without any permissions.

A VPN routes your traffic through a server with a different IP. Websites see the server, not you. Native Residential IPs go further - they look like regular household connections rather than datacenter exits.

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[TIP] Cybersecurity Awareness Month - 3 habits that take minutes and protect you all year

Hey guys,

Quick reminder of the basics, since October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month:
  1. Use a VPN on public Wi-Fi - free café Wi-Fi is great for lattes and terrible for privacy.
  2. Turn on two-factor authentication - a stolen password alone shouldn’t be enough. Add a second lock.
  3. Keep apps and devices updated - updates patch the holes attackers look for.
Few minutes now, a lot less stress later. Drop your own go-to security habits below

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Poster (Facebook Post).webp
 
Per-tab locations in the CometVPN Firefox extension

Hey guys,

A feature that’s been in the extension since launch but is easy to miss: every tab can have its own location.
  • Per-tab locations – a different city and IP in each tab, all active at once.
  • Residential IPs – runs on Native Residential VPN, with a real local ISP assigned automatically.
  • Per-tab rotation – the IP stays the same for as long as possible, and rotating changes it for that tab only.
  • WebRTC leak protection – note that video and voice calls won’t work while it’s on.

New tabs stay on your own network until you pick a location.

Walkthrough: https://cometvpn.com/blog/firefox-vpn-extension-per-tab-locations/
Extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/cometvpn/

Drop any questions below ;)

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Halloween weekend - what’s your scariest proxy horror story?

Hey guys,

Things scarier than ghosts, at least in our line of work:

– A WebRTC leak exposing your real IP mid-session
– A DNS leak you only notice after the fact
– An IP that rotates right in the middle of a login
– A “fresh” residential IP that turns out to be already flagged

What’s the one that got you? Drop your horror stories below :alien:
 
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