Personal OpSec Teardown
Interactive network visibility analyzer · configure your stack and see who sees what
Configure Your Stack
Connection
Home or public Wi-Fi, or mobile data
VPN
A VPN hides your traffic from the local network and your ISP. The VPN provider can see it instead, and sites you sign into still know who you are.
EFF
Hides IP, encrypts traffic
HTTPS
HTTPS encrypts page content in transit. Networks can still see the domain through DNS and SNI unless you use encrypted DNS and the site supports ECH.
Cloudflare
Encrypts page content
Browser
Browsers differ in tracker blocking, fingerprinting defenses, account sync, and third-party cookie defaults.
FTC
Mozilla
Tracker & fingerprint protection
Search Engine
Your search engine sees every query you type. What it keeps depends on its retention policy and whether you’re signed in.
Google
DuckDuckGo
Who sees your queries
Privacy Score A rough comparison with hand-picked weights. A higher score means fewer common observers can link your IP, browsing, searches, and browser identity to you. FTC
0/100
Assumptions
An educational model of everyday web browsing. It scores common exposure points and can’t measure anonymity.
The score covers a few high-impact settings. It leaves out malware, compromised devices, browser extensions, and data brokers.
FTC
Wi-Fi Connection Flow
Encrypted / protected
Exposed / vulnerable
Partial / metadata only
Inside VPN tunnel
Risk level
5G / Cellular Connection Flow
Encrypted / protected
Exposed / vulnerable
Partial / metadata only
Inside VPN tunnel
Risk level
Visibility Matrix: Who Sees What Green means that party can’t see or doesn’t keep the item in that column. It may still see other things. FTC
| Entity | Real IP | Sites Visited | Page Content | Search Queries | Device / ID | Location |
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