I have seen various forum posts on here addressing the issue and nothing has helped. I disabled IPv6 at the kernel level (because my VPN is IPv4 only), I added lines to by OpenVPN config file to 'fix' the leak, and still my DNS leaks behind my VPN. I browsed a number of Ubuntu specific forums as well to no avail. Everything is unencrypted, my ISP has unfettered access to my life when I run Trisquel on my Libreboot. This is an unacceptable violation of my right to privacy in my view. Tor is usually my default browser for everything, however, I still like to torrent/ use services like as PopcornTime. Unfortunately this is not possible with the default settings on Trisquel currently as I cannot use a VPN without several DNS leaks.

So, to those who have done it, how did you do it?

I know Ubuntu and Ubuntu based GNU/Linux distributions are horrible with DNS leaks. Fedora and RHEL, for whatever reason, do not leak by default. Perhaps someone better with code than myself could look into how they configure their networking to make this so and implement it into future versions of Trisquel. Just a thought.

Thanks!

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