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elisey4742016-09-06 18:10:14
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elisey474, 2016-09-06 18:10:14

Is it true or not?

We draw the attention of those users who are going to use the SSH tunnel to hide their real IP address, for the purpose of anonymity. Many browsers (Opera, Google Chrome, etc.) and other programs (for example, Skype), no matter what settings you use to connect to the network, try to establish direct service connections bypassing the proxy. This, of course, instantly negates your anonymity by revealing your real IP address.
To eliminate such exposure, it is necessary in the firewall rules to prohibit outgoing connections for all programs, except for the connection to your proxy address (127.0.0.1). And allow the Bitvise SSH Client program to make an outgoing connection to the SSH server address. In this case, anonymity will be observed impeccably.

Is it true or not? How to fix this on an android device if there is no root access?

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Artem @Jump, 2016-09-06
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Is it true or not?
Truth.
How to fix this on an android device if there is no root access?
No way without root.
But even if you get root access and fix it, how can anonymity be on android?

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Smithson, 2016-09-06
@Smithson

If there is no root access - no way.
True or not - only the developers of Opera, Chrome, etc. will definitely answer you.

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Alexey, 2016-09-06
@alsopub

Try to establish a tunnel and open https://whoer.net/ru
Pay special attention to WebRTC, and look at other sections in the "Advanced version".

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