To (Web Real-Time Communication) is a critical step for anyone looking to prevent "IP leaks"—a vulnerability where your real IP address is exposed to websites even if you are using a VPN. While WebRTC is essential for browser-based video calls like Zoom or Google Meet, its security flaws can compromise your digital anonymity. Why You Should Disable WebRTC

Firefox is the only major browser that allows you to disable WebRTC natively without third-party tools.

WebRTC allows browsers to establish peer-to-peer connections for low-latency communication. However, it uses the , which can bypass the encrypted "tunnel" of many VPNs. This allows a website to see your local IP address and your public ISP-assigned IP address , effectively unmasking you. How to Disable WebRTC Across Different Browsers 1. Mozilla Firefox (Recommended for Privacy)