Only after you select “Start test” does your browser gather ICE candidates using the Google STUN services stun.l.google.com and stun1.l.google.com (port 19302). Those services see the source address of the STUN connection. This test requests neither camera nor microphone access and does not connect to another call participant.
HTTP reference at page load: 216.73.217.112
2026-11-03 05:21:42 UTC · Available only for the displayed IP version. Reload this page after changing your VPN connection.
Not tested yet. This test has not started any STUN requests.
– No result yet
Matching addresses are an observation, not complete proof of VPN protection.
| Candidate | Address / name | Address category | Interpretation |
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Green with a tick means only that a public address matches the HTTP reference. Yellow with an exclamation mark asks you to investigate a difference or an incomplete test. Neutral messages describe masked local addresses or a missing reference, for example. Red identifies a technical test failure, not automatically a VPN leak.
Browsers may replace local IPs with .local names or restrict gathering. Network filters and unreachable STUN services can also limit candidates. No public address in the results is therefore not a guarantee of protection against leaks.
The observation comes from your browser, rather than a network check from our Düsseldorf server. No TURN server is configured and no remote peer is connected. The test does not measure video-call quality or every possible browser and VPN connection. Camera or microphone permission granted to other applications may affect behaviour.