MobileProxyNow
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Looks like a misunderstanding, with our setup, nothing leaks and everything works as it should. No IP leak, nothing suspicious.
WebRTC leak
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artificials
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I communicated this with a cybersecurity expert months ago. That is what they said. They said IPs should match.
artificials
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Update: I communicate WebRTC issue with dolhphin support. They said it is a known issue and they are working on it
MobileProxyNow
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Thanks for the clarification. That’s exactly what our setup does, IPs match, no leaks, proxy works perfectly.
artificials
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Gotcha, I use antidetect for this and I thought you were talking about disabling WebRTC in there.
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pro tip - 2 replys in 1 post - you should try it.
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Yeah, WebRTC leaks can totally expose your real IP — even if you're behind a proxy or VPN. Quick fix: disable WebRTC in your browser or use an anti-detect browser that blocks it by default. If you're running automation, check if your setup (Playwright, Puppeteer, etc.) is patching it out properly. One leak can ruin your whole op.
artificials
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Strange that dolphin has had such an obvious leak. I hope they fix it soon.
artificials
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Better to report it to their support.