thank a lot for the suggestions!

thanks a lot!

thanks!

You’re right, I think I’ll just play more casually. Do you have any links or recommendations so I don’t miss anything important? The only thing I know is that I can’t let the fire burn forever in Scene 1."

You’re right, I think I’ll just play more casually. Do you have any links or recommendations so I don’t miss anything important? The only thing I know is that I can’t let the fire burn forever in Scene 1.

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I checked, ollama does not use npu

ah that’s good

which software exactly (that uses npu instead of gpu)?

I have heard of ollama before, is this the same thing?

on ios it can be achieved with shorcuts, not sure about android

I found this too, but bidirectional support is important to me. I’m also not sure how it would work between Android and iOS.

https://reddthat.com/post/59164025

WebRTC isn’t magic. WebRTC does not bypass a VPN, nor is it the only–or even most common–way that software on your phone, Android or otherwise, can exfiltrate potentially sensitive information, intentionally or unintentionally. The way WebRTC on your phone might leak an IP is that during ICE, which is used by more than just WebRTC, the phone’s local IP addresses may be sent, and IPv6 addresses on your WiFi or cell connection may be globally unique. IPv4 local addresses will almost certainly be meaningless, private addresses due to IPv4 address space exhaustion, and any non-local address will be from your VPN gateway.

You cannot block ICE per app or system wide because it is not a system facility, and the permissions required to implement it on Android are not very specific.

I think what @i_am_not_a_robot@discuss.tchncs.de meant is block connections without vpn is enough. though I’m not quite sure

thanks a lot!

thanks a lot, I guess that means block connections without vpn also blocks webrtc from revealing true ip?

block connections without vpn

block connections without vpn also blocks webrtc from revealing true ip? thanks

Thanks, but my main concern is with Android apps, not just browsers. It seems that any app using WebRTC can obtain a user’s real IP address, even when a proxy is being used

Thanks. WebRTC-related IP leaks can occur when using a proxy. I’m searching for a method to disable WebRTC per application or across the entire system when using VPN

thanks!

thanks!