Darzad
Today I downloaded OpenVPN and 2 configuration files (1 for UK and 1 for US) - followed the procedure exactly and after installing the 2 config files discovered that the UK one would not connect (it just kept retrying) so I tried the US one - Success!, or so I thought! The green light was on and it reported my new ip as: 10.60.0.30 but if I use any of the free "what's my ip" sites they see my real ip and so does my ISP which means it blocks some of the sites I want to access. I'm running a 64 but version of Win7 - does anyone have an idea what's going on?
lzbellina
You need to check your webRTC leaks and dns leaks, such as going to dnsleaktest.com (or .net , can't remember off the top of my head) and if on chrome there are extensions to block your ip from that, as well as Firefox in the config settings.
masrac
All of these VPN's have known about the WebRTC hack but never bothered to tell you about it. They all owe everyone back their money and a lot more than that and someone should start a class action suit against them.
