Hello! I understand you're seeing a message in your web browser about your connection having a VPN, even though you don't have one enabled. That can be puzzling. Just to get a clearer picture, is this happening only when you use the ZBD app or website, or does it show up in other apps/browsers as well?

Meanwhile, there are a few common reasons this can happen and some easy checks we can try together:

1. Check for any VPN or Proxy settings:
Sometimes, even if you’re not actively using a VPN app, there might be VPN configurations on your system or proxy settings that make the connection look like a VPN to some services. On Windows 10, you can check this by:
- Go to Settings > Network & Internet > VPN — see if any VPN profiles are listed, even if not connected, and remove them if unnecessary.
- Also, check Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy to ensure no manual proxy is set.

2. IP address flagged as VPN:
Some VPN detection systems flag IP address ranges commonly used by VPN providers or data centers, even if your current network isn’t running a VPN. Using home Wi-Fi or switching networks (e.g., mobile data, if available) can help verify if the issue persists.

3. Restart your router and device:
Sometimes IP addresses assigned by your ISP can appear unusual. Restarting your router to get a new IP and rebooting your PC can help.

4. Clear browser cache and cookies:
Cached data might cause false detection. Clearing these for your browser can be worth a try.

5. Try a different browser:
Since you mentioned WebKit (likely Safari or a WebKit-based browser), try accessing the ZBD app or website using a different browser like Chrome or Edge on your Windows 10 device, to see if the message still shows.

If you've already tried any of these or the problem continues, please let me know what you've done so I can guide you further. Also, if you can share the exact message or screenshot, that might help narrow it down.

Would you like me to walk you through checking any of these steps now?