IPv6 Leak Detector

Just a couple of replies to other reviewers, which I couldn't resist: Da Ikedas - there are other (free) ways of stopping IPV6 leaks, if you're technically competent, otherewise pay for a service of your choice; Kevin Sydney - this app performs one check and you can then uninstall (and reinstall if/when you need to reperform that check)... either way, it is NOT what's draining your battery (you moron)

IPv6 Leak Detector is as simple as it looks... But it works, and it works well. The technically-minded will know that there are a couple of ways to check for IP leaks which don't require the use of an application - but if you want something simple that is quick and "just works", then this application is for you.

It just shows your public IPv6 address and then tries to sell you VPN service.

8 Ball Pool

My router was set to IPv6 by default. Once I changed it to IPv4 the app told me I was good to go, so it's definitely legit.

It's tells me what my ipv6 address is and says I need to pay $10 for some VPN app to stop the leak. So I disabled my WiFi and then it says I've got no leaks. Reminded me of this crooked used car salesperson who sold me a broken car and told me I have to pay more to fix it.

Maybe it's normal for a VPN to drain battery but what a pain.