User Manual for WifiSocks Router

WifiSocks is designed to deliver an optimal user experience. Although the interface is very friendly, we understand that you may encounter some initial difficulties when using it for the first time. Please refer to the detailed guide on this page to familiarize yourself with and effectively use your WifiSocks Router.

WifiSocks offers two methods for assigning a SOCKS5 proxy on the router to a device: manual and automatic.

Most conventional proxy-changing tools do not fully support protocols that use UDP (including WebRTC, QUIC, and HTTP3). This often leads to the exposure of the original IP address, resulting in WebRTC leaks. This document will guide you through configuring the WifiSocks router proxy to effectively achieve WebRTC anonymity, fix WebRTC leak issues in web browsers, and spoof WebRTC IP addresses.

WifiSocks provides a high-security feature by completely blocking Internet connectivity until a device is assigned a proxy. This ensures absolute anonymity and prevents the exposure of your real IP address and location.

A LAN (Local Area Network) connects devices within a limited area, such as an office or home. The WifiSocks Router provides flexible and secure LAN network management features.

For the WifiSocks Router to function with proxy forwarders (PIA, 922, ABC, and similar types), you must open ports on the Windows Firewall or allow the application to receive incoming connections. Detailed instructions are provided in this document.

This document provides instructions on how to use PIA S5 Proxy with the WifiSocks Router. The procedure is similar for other Proxy Forwarder applications as well.