DataSec WebRTC Leak Protection

Name: DataSec WebRTC Leak Protection
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: DataSec

Prevents WebRTC IP leaks. Protects your real IP address even when using a VPN.

As of June 2026, DataSec WebRTC Leak Protection has 306 users and a 5.00/5 rating from 1 reviews in the Privacy & Security category.

DataSec Privacy & Security

Chrome Web Store ↗.crx

Users+37.2%

306

Rating0%

5.00

1 reviews

Reviews0%

Version

2.3

Manifest V3

History

8 snapshots

Tracking since Apr 10, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 10, 2026	223	5.00	1	2.3
Apr 20, 2026	—	5.00	1	2.3
Apr 25, 2026	262	5.00	1	2.3
May 3, 2026	242	5.00	1	2.3
May 9, 2026	253	5.00	1	2.3
May 17, 2026	304	5.00	1	2.3
May 26, 2026	326	5.00	1	2.3
Jun 5, 2026	301	5.00	1	2.3
Now	306	5.00	1	2.3

Permissions & access

Permissions: storageprivacy
Host access: None declared

Screenshots

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About

WebRTC Leak Protection by DataSec helps stop websites from showing your real IP address even if you have VPN turned on through WebRTC. With just one click, it makes your browser's WebRTC settings more secure, checks if your public IP is visible, and shows a flashing warning if a leak is found. It's light, private, and easy to use. 

Key features include: a toggle for WebRTC protection, a one-click test that checks your public IP, and a red, flashing warning icon when a leak is detected. It supports English and Russian. It doesn't collect any data and runs directly on your device. 

How it works: the extension sets Chrome's WebRTC settings to block non-proxied UDP traffic, which is often the cause of IP leaks. The built-in test checks your public IP and tells you if it's protected. 

Privacy: no tracking, no analytics, and no user data is collected. It only makes network requests to check your public IP during the test.

Made by Adham Kurbanov