how are you defining spoofing in your tool? I mean, how are you seeing and prefer people see and understand the difference between your tool and what a VPN does? I’m guessing the means through which both try to obfuscate your IP/location is different and that’s how?
spoof = user can set browser values to anything they want in accordance with privacy rights and device ownership. Your other questions: this is good feedback because I think I need to make the distinction clearer to people.
Your VPN is not fullproof. You know how you go to a website and it KNOWS you have a VPN on? That is because websites detect inconsistencies in your IP address, WebRTC true IP, browser geolocation apis, timezone, daylight savings time settings, etc. A VPN alone is not enough to fully mask your location.
At the end of the day, if you want to mask your location, you need both:
- A VPN to reroute your IP address to a different location
- GeoSpoof to reroute your browser’s geolocation and timezone apis to a different location
- WebRTC is common in VPNs as a network-level feature, but GeoSpoof ensures that the browser knows WebRTC protection is on.
If you are missing one or the other your location is not truly masked