Glad Cloak VPN doesn’t leak my IP address

A couple of days ago, Alan Henry posted on Lifehacker, “How to See If Your VPN Is Leaking Your IP Address (and How to Stop It)“. I’m happy to say Cloak VPN passes.1

  1. I’m subscribed to the Mini Plan (5 GB/month) for $2.99, and automatically enable Cloak when away from home because Verizon Wireless injects perma-cookies to track mobile customers. ↩

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Bryan Villarin

Bryan is a Trust & Safety Wrangler at Automattic. He's also a photographer, card magician, and cat whisperer. (Thanks to my friend and colleague Steve Blythe for the sweet photo!)

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