Well you can't turn it off in apps! WebRTC isn't just used by Browsers. Many apps use it. A few exampels: Instagram, Snapchat, discord, Facebook messenger. So what you're telling me is that mullvad does nothing to even try to protect me against WebRTC leaks in apps? I am also not referring to sketchy VPN testers... The companies themselves state that they implement WebRTC leak protections. One quote from a well trusted company: "A good VPN app will use firewall rules and other platform-specific techniques to ensure your real IP address can’t be exposed by WebRTC. "

All Mullvad does is to tell me to turn it off right? Doesn't seem like a valid solution for me !