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How to read the IPCombo diagnosis card
After a full test, IPCombo shows a one-line health score plus a list of findings. The score isn't a vanity metric — it directly reflects what's wrong and how to fix it. Here's how to read it.
What the score means
The score is 0-100 and is calculated from: how many of the 34 default targets are reachable, how many of them show a real per-target exit (vs inferred), how diverse the exit IPs are (too few distinct IPs = suspicious), and whether key signals (public IP, WebRTC srflx, Cloudflare edge) are consistent with each other.
A score of 80+ with no warnings means your network is healthy. 60-80 means minor issues. Below 60 means something is significantly off — usually a routing rule that doesn't match what you intended.
The findings list
Each finding is a one-liner with a severity (ok / info / warning / error) and a description. The order is intentional: most-impactful first. If a finding says 'WebRTC leak detected: real IP exposed', that comes before 'high latency to US targets' because the leak is a privacy issue, not just a UX one.
Hover or expand each finding for the fix. The fix is always concrete: 'Switch your proxy rule for openai.com to US residential' — not 'check your proxy settings'.
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