How to 100% hide my local ip?

Hey, I'd like to know what are some ways to completely hide my local ip and activate my new ip on the sane computer, what are your ways to do that? Like a solid method which 110% disguise my local ip?

I just use Mullvad VPN for that.

dfz_tobias said:

I just use Mullvad VPN for that.

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Thanks for the quick response, does Mullvaf VPN completely hide my local IP?

I recommend using ovpn since it hides your ip adress and also there is no logs of your original ip adress being recorded (this was proven in court)

Rafpuf said:

Thanks for the quick response, does Mullvaf VPN completely hide my local IP?

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Actually, the initial purpose of a VPN was not to 'hide' your IP address. The purpose of a VPN was to provide a secure connection to a private network in public places for example.

Why your IP might not be actually hidden when using a VPN? Your true location and IP address are not truly hidden, cause your VPN provider knows exactly where you are and your IP address.

You need to use a somewhat 'trusted' VPN service provider. Mullvad imo is one of the best commercial VPN providers, it's open-source and has been audited many times and they have a strict no-log policy which means they don't keep track of your online activity. You can also look into IVPN. You can also view both of their websites through Tor (pretty sure they have onions as well).

But first, you should ask yourself, from whom do you want to hide your IP?
Some random dude? Local policeman? The government?
Depending on your threat model you should choose your tools wisely.

Even when using a VPN, your browser might still 'leak' your true location. Using a not-so-good VPN service (without killswitch) and you might experience something called a VPN drop, which means that your VPN tunnel or your network stops working, which = leaking your true IP address. You should also use some useful plugins like uBlock and Privacy Badger.

Privacy Badger is a browser extension that stops advertisers and other third-party trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web. If an advertiser seems to be tracking you across multiple websites without your permission, Privacy Badger automatically blocks that advertiser from loading any more content in your browser. To the advertiser, it’s like you suddenly disappeared.

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Also, cookies might pose another problem.
A website might use an IP and your location from your initial visit, for instance. If you've logged in via a social media account, it may be able to obtain location-related profile details. It could use cookies to maintain location across sessions. You should delete your cookies and browser history - again depending on your threat model, maybe you should change your browser settings so that it automatically deletes them after.

Using a different search engine - Google is notorious for keeping track of everything. Maybe DuckDuckGo or StartX search engine (startpage[dot]com).

There are so many different things that you need to consider when hiding your IP and true location, like for real I could go on and on. Educate yourself on browser leaks and VPN-s overall.

But yeah gettting yourself a good VPN is a great start.

you could try a proxy + vpn even tunneling - but there is no 100% hiding
for anyone, a trace a track is always left somewhere .

Using RDP

Several ways you can go about this. One way is to get a VPN (keep in mind that most websites and platforms are aware of VPN IPs so even if they don't know your local IP, they know you are using a VPN and so may affect your interaction accordingly).
The other method is to use a proxy. The website/ platform you're accessing through mobile proxies, for example, will see your connection as coming from a mobile device where the mobile proxy is located in. If you have a USA mobile proxy, then the website you're on will only see your connection as another mobile device in the US and they won't be the wiser.

Keep in mind that no method is perfectly 100% effective, of course, but these are the best ways you can go about keeping your IP secure and hidden from the websites you access.

Is nordvpn a good option to use

Krisco said:

Is nordvpn a good option to use

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No, absolutely not, NordVPN was a decent choice recently but right now no. Why?

Until 18. January 2022 NordVPN has had a no-logs policy that claims they will never share your data on requests from law enforcement agencies. However, this has recently changed. As of 19. January 2022 they will now comply and be able to log & share your data with agencies on request.

I would recommend ovpn

Krisco said:

Is nordvpn a good option to use

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Heres a list of anonymous vpn that has no logs
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...HU2MumdV7FvUQrDb5Ui7zgTYw9U/edit?usp=drivesdk