Connection consistency review

VPN & Proxy Consistency Check

Compare your public route, timezone, locale, and optional WebRTC observations with your expected VPN or proxy setup. DNS and account activity are not tested.

VPN and proxy guide

How to check whether a VPN or proxy route looks consistent

Begin with the observed public route, then optionally describe what you expected to change. The app combines route, timezone, locale, and optional WebRTC observations into cautious consistency guidance rather than claiming definitive VPN detection.

How to use the result

  1. Review the current public IP, network, country, and timezone.
  2. Choose the connection goal only if you want an expectation comparison.
  3. Run the optional WebRTC check when browser connection candidates matter.

What it means

A consistent result means the observations fit the goal you entered. A mismatch is a troubleshooting lead, not proof that a service failed. Refresh after changing connection settings so stale session evidence is not reused.

Important limits

  • No single browser signal can identify every VPN or proxy.
  • DNS is explained but not directly tested here.
  • Account history, cookies, and other applications are outside this result.
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Common questions

Can a website always detect a VPN?

No. Hosting networks and route patterns can be clues, but legitimate networks overlap and classifications can be incomplete or wrong.

Why does my browser location disagree with the VPN?

Timezone, language, browser permissions, account data, and IP geolocation databases are separate signals that do not always change together.