Privacy layers
Browser fingerprint, canvas, and WebRTC leak test
These pages separate three checks people actually run: a browser fingerprint test, canvas fingerprinting, and a WebRTC leak test. None of them stores a digest or ranks VPN brands. Cleaning a photo is a different job.
- No account
- No fingerprint log
- Local checks where the browser allows them
- No VPN affiliate pitch
Browser fingerprint, canvas, and WebRTC leak test?
These pages separate three checks people actually run: a browser fingerprint test, canvas fingerprinting, and a WebRTC leak test. None of them stores a digest or ranks VPN brands. Cleaning a photo is a different job. EXIF, GPS, and C2PA sit in the file you upload.
C2PA: Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity; C2PA specification 2.4; RFC 8828: WebRTC IP Address Handling Requirements
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Files
EXIF, GPS, and C2PA sit in the file you upload. Metadata Cleaner reads those records on this device.
Stripping a file does not change the browser that sends it.
Browser
Canvas, WebGL, audio, fonts, screen size, language, and time zone can be combined into a fingerprint. Cookies are optional for that.
The fingerprint test shows the surfaces. It does not keep a digest.
Network
WebRTC can show a private address or a server-reflexive address. The privacy check can also ask this site what address it sees on the request.
A dedicated DNS leak test is not shipped. A fake resolver list would be worse than no test.
Questions
Is this a VPN review?
No. The tests report what this browser and this request expose. They do not rank VPN brands.
Do you store the scan?
No. Results stay in the tab. The digest is not sent to analytics.