Why Blocking WebRTC Doesn’t Guarantee Stealth

Almost all anti-detect browsers on the market simply block WebRTC to prevent leaks. But even that becomes a red flag. Most regular users have WebRTC enabled, and if it’s “turned off,” it can raise suspicion as well.

The only proper solution is not to block WebRTC, but to proxy it correctly through a UDP-enabled proxy. For this to work, both the browser (or software) and the proxy itself must support UDP.