AoxVPN IP leak test: 3 ways to verify whether your real IP is exposed

3 ways to verify whether the AoxVPN’s IP is leaking

Have you used a VPN or are you still worried? Today I will teach you 3 methods to detect whether there is an IP leak. I personally tested Aox VPN and all passed.

Method 1: Browser detection

1. Visit whatismyipaddress.com when not connected to VPN, write down the IP
2. Connect to AoxVPN and visit again
3. If the displayed IP changes, it means the VPN is working normally

Method 2: WebRTC leak test

Some browsers will leak real IP through WebRTC. Visit browserleaks.com/webrtc to check. Aox VPN has built-in WebRTC leak protection, and test results show that it will not leak.

Method 3: DNS Leak Test

Visit dnsleaktest.com to run the extended test. If the DNS server is in the country where the VPN is located, it means there is no DNS leak. Test results of AoxVPN: All DNS queries pass through the VPN tunnel, with zero leakage.

Test results of Aox VPN

I tested the Aox accelerator using the above three methods, and the results all passed: IP was replaced correctly, WebRTC had no leaks, and DNS had no leaks. Aox VPN’s privacy protection is real.

Regular testing is recommended to ensure that the VPN continues to be effective. Aox VPN’s official website has detailed testing guidelines.