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DNS leak while using automatic proxy (root) mode #227
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@Dondrejohnson,@i1itione,@BatobolotovBato Please confirm. |
Anyone with any update on this issue? |
Bump. Seeing the same on my device. EDIT: Unsurprising snoozefest from AG ... |
Is there any update on this? It's been 3 months since I opened the issue and this issue has been present all this while for years. It's a dns leak after all. |
I'm also having DNS leaks while using AdGuard in Automatic Root Proxy Mode and this honestly makes me cringe, I thought I was safe but nope I wasn't. @sfionov How long would it take to fix this? This issue has been open for months now. |
Hello! I apologize for missing this issue, it seems to be triaged to wrong repo, and DnsLibs is not actively developed now. I believe this issue is about IPv6 DNS filtering. Automatic root proxy mode in Adguard for Android has two different submodes: TPROXY and REDIRECT. TPROXY mode is used on devices without iptables' In TPROXY mode it was not possible to filter IPv6 DNS properly. Blocking it, however, will break connection. That's why it is not filtered, and the snack should be shown in this case. If you use REDIRECT mode, everything should work as expected since it was implemented in AdguardTeam/AdguardForAndroid#1354. We'll recheck if DNS filtering in redirect mode is ok, and what happened to the snack in TPROXY mode. |
Are there any more issues and it's not working with REDIRECT mode? |
Please answer the following questions for yourself before submitting an issue
AdGuard version
4.7.23
Browser version
All Browsers
OS version
Android 14
Issue Details
Steps to reproduce:
Expected Behavior
Dns leak websites should ONLY show entries from the selected dns server and no other server should be present.
Actual Behavior
We can still see various entries from our own ISP which means dns entries are still leaking to them.
Screenshots
Screenshot 1
Additional Information
No such problem is observed on VPN mode which means this is specific to automatic proxy root mode.
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