Privacy Exposure Snapshot
Understand what your connection reveals
Educational snapshot only. No scanning. No personal data is stored. Run it again after one change to verify impact.
Privacy note: Runs locally. No sign-up.
No tracking • No server logs by GuardLayer
Required
Local
Repeatable
Start with a quick snapshot
Measure first • Improve second
Required
Local
This score is deterministic: it stays the same unless your environment changes (browser settings, device, timezone, language, privacy toggles, VPN route, WebRTC behavior).
No requests to your server. No tracking.
Consistency
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How stable your fingerprint looks
Network visibility
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What IP/ASN can expose
Browser signals
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Feature surface area
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Exposure
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Network 0
Browser 0
WebRTC 0
Mismatch 0
Snapshot results
Ready
Public IP
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Country / Region
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Timezone
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WebRTC
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Browser signals
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DNS leak
Not measurable in-browser
Educational snapshot. Not a vulnerability scan.
What the score means
Visibility score, not “hacking risk”
The Exposure Score estimates how traceable your setup looks to a website by default (network identity + browser surface + WebRTC). Lower is better. The goal is to reduce unnecessary consistency and avoid obvious mismatches.
- 0–25 Low exposure: fewer default signals than average
- 26–55 Moderate: normal browsing, easy wins available
- 56–75 High: multiple signals reinforce each other
- 76–100 Very high: strong fingerprintability and/or mismatches
How it’s calculated
Explainable buckets (deterministic)
Network
- IP visible adds points (ISP/ASN + broad location clues)
- Geo resolvable adds points (consistent region estimates)
Browser + WebRTC
- Signals (cookies, DNT, hardware hints) increase traceability
- WebRTC candidates can reveal extra network routes/addresses
