Can Models On Cam Sites See Your IP Address?
 

Hi Guys

Can models on cam sites see your IP address? I'm guessing they can.

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I guess they can't. At least not with us.

I just thought IP address might be used as an additional identifier? As some of the models are on multiple cam sites, I thought they might use the IP address to see if a customer was chatting to the same model simultaneously on multiple sites.

On most of cam sites no they can't ! But when I had a studio (5 years ago) it was a site(dead in the meantime) where the models could see the location of the users , not the ip but the location ! But on Chaturbate they can insert a tracking code in the bio like statcounter !

stop sending them unsolicited cock shots if you are worried.

i doubt it :2 cents::2 cents:

Why on earth would that be a topic of interest.

Can they see how much you have in your account?

Yes, on some sites they can see your IP address.

yeah in our imaginary world.:thumbsup

Please don't post my pic and socializing strategy

I am 95% sure that any cam site will allow girl to see your location, i dont think ip address but location for sure

Best answer :1orglaugh

Depends on the site's policies.

When you use the internet you leave a footprint and you can be watched

I can also get your real IP when you are behind a VPN or proxy 80% of the time.

So ...

How you manage to get real ip behind a VPN i'm very curious, as vpn setup a connection that filter 100% of the traffic including flash and silverlight plugins

By secretly making requests to our STUN servers then log your request. These requests do not show up in developer consoles and cannot be blocked by browser plugins -- they are undetectable by the user -- unless I want them to print on the page >:O) . STUN servers are used for VOIP, IM (jabber skype etc) and WebRTC

• I get the user's local router address (LAN NAT) e.g.; 192
• his real IP address
• listed under his proxy or vpn IP address
  80% effective

That is how a proxy or VPN works in the end -- the real address is in the IP packet header.

Very good, but to what end? This is common knowledge for some time. That code is good :2 cents: It will be tweaked to include OpenRTC also most likely. My interest is mainly in credit card fraud. But there are a lot of other purposes to know this information for web security purposes.

this doesnt reveal my ip if i open vpn (same vpn i use for torrent download), it also don't show me my ip if i use tor

some sites show country.

Well, with no specifics ...
LOL who allows tor access to secure billing servers?
If you are worried about content thieves or are about being a content thief I really don't give a fuck.

Try a make a purchase using a VPN and tor at Live porn, sex cams full of hotties, lesbian, couples, fetish, TS, asian, latinas only on Hecams.com! and give me the transaction number if you succeed? That is all I care about ATM billing security ... If you succeed I will have the transaction reversed Monday when the office is open.

no single chance this show any relevant info. it's just checking your interface :1orglaugh

The original ip is usually sent in the header, I have tried joining a particular site that limits # of accounts per ip with a proxy / tor browser and it wouldn't allow me even though the public ip was changed.

That said IP address is not a person though, not a big deal..

vpn don't work like that from browser and help X-Forwarded headers compromised. vpn encrypt your all connections unless you have dns leak...

My offer is an open offer to some of the know-it-alls here.

Prove me wrong the link is above -- come at me with your credit card numbers -- fake ones if you want.

lol barry i admit that i have learned couple of things from u on different areas .

why u think a vpn with strong encryption+ no dns leaks would show real ip ?

Our models can see the IP and location from members in their user interface.

We tested it -- it works 80% of the time.

The information is usually in the IP packet headers of the request like I said.

STUN protocol is P2P transit. STUN is not HTTP(S).

I tried to register with Tor and got the message IP BANNED but I registered with a regular VPN no problem.
What are you saying exactly?

I understand your concern. When you have your crew of real-life buddies with you in a model's chatroom, backing up everything you tell her about your mansions, yachts, cars, world travel...

And then, for her to find that your "crew" is actually just you on multiple accounts. Awk-ward! :1orglaugh

I am just trying to protect the billing servers.
Your VPN might be able to register ...
But if you are a carder from #real IP country# using a stolen US credit card list and a US IP proxy you will not be able to make a transaction on our billing servers -- You are welcome to try they do try many times each day ...

Was this your VPN?

{
"ip": "64.62.219.154",
"hostname": "No Hostname",
"city": "Fremont",
"region": "California",
"country": "US",
"loc": "37.5155,-121.8962",
"org": "AS6939 Hurricane Electric, Inc.",
"postal": "94539"}

AS6939 Hurricane Electric, Inc. is a known Cloud host and VPN. As such, its nicinfo should be greylisted. Tor is banned as a nuisance or worse.
If you do the demo at https://diafygi.github.io/webrtc-ips/ with that proxy it should echo, (80% of the time), your LAN address, real IP and your proxy IP. The code is right on that page ...

I am talking about billing server security and not about cam girls seeing your IP address. Showing the users public IP address is a piece of cake but the address shown is the first address -- usually their ISP or a proxy with that IP's country. But you can't hide behind a proxy if your browser answers a STUN request.

Customers use proxies on porn sites -- they like the false security it gives them. I really only care VPNs and Proxies at the billing server point -- VPNs and Proxies are a common thread in a majority of chargebacks.

This is why the model country blocking on camsites is a joke. The IPs and geo locations displayed in a model's interface may or may not be accurate. Again, smoke and mirrors false security.

hahah exactly.. :thumbsup