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xVPN private DNS handles domain lookups through the protected connection instead of leaving them exposed to the local network.
DNS translates domain names into network addresses.
If those requests travel outside the VPN route, they can reveal which services a device is trying to reach.
xVPN keeps supported DNS requests with the encrypted connection.
DNS privacy closes a common gap between an encrypted tunnel and the websites you request.
Connect xVPN, confirm the active route, and verify with the DNS leak test.
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Download xVPN on your iPhone or Android phone and sign in with your email.
Use Smart Location or select a country from the xVPN server list.
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Understand DNS, encryption, leaks, and when to test.
The Domain Name System translates readable website names into the numeric addresses computers use to connect.
Unprotected DNS requests can reveal which domains a device is trying to reach even when page content is encrypted.
xVPN routes supported DNS requests through the protected VPN connection while connected.
Leaks can occur through operating-system settings, browser features, router resolvers, or an incorrectly configured VPN connection.
Test after connecting xVPN and whenever you change DNS, browser, router, or network settings.
Anyone using shared Wi-Fi or seeking a more complete encrypted route can benefit from private DNS handling.
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