jokeshyy
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- Apr 20, 2021
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I am using proxy on Anti-Detected browser (Incogniton) and Super Proxy app on emulator android and on both it leaks.it is hard to say who failed:
- your client proxy software
- server side proxy software
I'd ask to post the proxy here so we could test. But you may not agree and will be right
- Nov 7, 2015
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A leak occurs when your requests are translated by DNS server that is not associated with the same provider as the IP you're on.
You want to make 100% sure that your software is using the proxy's DNS and not a third party one.
If you can confirm that your software is using the proxy's DNS then it's likely an issue with your proxy provider.
You want to make 100% sure that your software is using the proxy's DNS and not a third party one.
If you can confirm that your software is using the proxy's DNS then it's likely an issue with your proxy provider.
jokeshyy
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- Apr 20, 2021
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I used another proxy provider recently and there dns were from cloudflare without leaks. So it's the fault of the provider I'm currently using, right?
- Jul 8, 2021
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sorry it does mean a leak.
DNS should be native of the company who runs the IP (e.g. T-Mobile). Not Google/Cloudflare/OpenDNS etc.
- Nov 7, 2015
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If everything is set up correctly on your end it looks like your initial provider might be using Google's DNS (8.8.8.8) and your other provider might be using Cloudflare's DNS (1.1.1.1). Whilst both of these DNS servers are in common usage they both are not using the DNS belonging to the ISP of your proxy and technically causing a leak.
As mentioned in the previous reply you'll likely want to be using the DNS server of the network provider / ISP rather than a 3rd party one - on this occasion however it looks like this is not the default setup for your proxy provider.
jokeshyy
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- Apr 20, 2021
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Then finding a proxy provider without dns leaks is like a needle in a haystack. Can these dns leaks prevent me from creating and managing multiple accounts on Instagram?
- Jul 8, 2021
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Believe me, they do exist. I know, cheap proxy makers don't care about genuinity of DNS ( + more things ).
But genuine DNS is something good to have , not mandatory.
alpharonin
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- Jan 31, 2024
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that's how you can stop a DNS leak?
A standard DNS leak can be fixed by configuring a VPN to only connect to its own DNS servers. This will force a computer to only use the VPN's DNS servers and not connect to the user's ISP.
A standard DNS leak can be fixed by configuring a VPN to only connect to its own DNS servers. This will force a computer to only use the VPN's DNS servers and not connect to the user's ISP.
jokeshyy
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What about Instagram ? Can they link all my accounts through DNS leaks?
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It's very hard to say for sure exactly how Instagram flags accounts.
That being said, if you do have multiple accounts all on the same network provider and all using a specific 3rd party DNS then it does start to create a pattern that could be used to link accounts.
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you can use custom dns
I need to appear like DNS N/A when i check proxy in whoer website
- Apr 19, 2024
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there were a number of antidetected browsers which will help you to solve this issue try for a best i think there is too free anti detected browsers you can test them too