How google detect owned sites by same owner?

[Mohamad Zidani]

Hello

Is there any footprints like :

Add all the sites on Google Search Console (One Account)
Analytics (One Account)
Same Whois Informations
Same Contact Us Page Information
Same IP
...

 

[Ragchowdary441]

of course, all matters when sites like this, Google can easily know those sites having the same ownership

 

[Mohamad Zidani]

of course, all matters when sites like this, Google can easily know those sites having the same ownership

There is a risk if i link between 5+ sites?

 

[Dr_And]

You have to deal with google bot as you deal with a person who checking your sites dude

 

[TheMarquis]

Well, a good question will be: If I am a web developer and keep all the websites of my clients on my server ( and, on some of them I use my who is info ), put them in the same GA, search console, same ip - but with different contact pages and website info, will big G makes a mistake by punish any of them, by thinking is a pbn?

 

[Eximind]

Keeping your clients websites under one GA account won't do any harm. If there aren't any other connections that tie them together - such as linking to the client websites from the same websites.
It's when you put your whole PBN under one GA and/or if you're having alot of footprints all over your sites then it's bad news, but even then it's only a case when a person from G starts to check your stuff manually.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Google started a identification service about 10 years ago or so. This identification service was meant to know 100% about people online.

When Google launched google plus, they wanted everyone to have real IDs and enter their entire life on their "social network" (some creepy ass shit).

As expected this creepy crap never took off. People went to Facebook instead, not knowing Facebook was just as creepy.

So, this identification service of theirs is meant to track you 100% online. They want to know exactly who you are. This includes spyware on Chrome browser, browser fingerprinting, webrtc, your screen resolution, IP history (not just your current ip), location and so on. By crossing all this data with machine learning, they are able to identify you anywhere with 90% certainty.

If you use Google on your phone then their precision is 100%.

This is why you get "I was banned by google and they ban all my new accounts" threads about 100 times a week. Google is tracking everyone, everywhere 24x7.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

About websites: Google is a registrar with ICANN, so they get all the whois data including stuff the public can't see like private registrations. They also process payments and transactions so they know who the person paying for stuff is. They bust a lot of link sellers this way.

The WWW has become one big Google backend, they are spying on every single thing 24x7.

 

[Mohamad Zidani]

Google started a identification service about 10 years ago or so. This identification service was meant to know 100% about people online.

When Google launched google plus, they wanted everyone to have real IDs and enter their entire life on their "social network" (some creepy ass shit).

As expected this creepy crap never took off. People went to Facebook instead, not knowing Facebook was just as creepy.

So, this identification service of theirs is meant to track you 100% online. They want to know exactly who you are. This includes spyware on Chrome browser, browser fingerprinting, webrtc, your screen resolution, IP history (not just your current ip), location and so on. By crossing all this data with machine learning, they are able to identify you anywhere with 90% certainty.

If you use Google on your phone then their precision is 100%.

This is why you get "I was banned by google and they ban all my new accounts" threads about 100 times a week. Google is tracking everyone, everywhere 24x7.

Best answer ever, Thanks bartosimpsonio

 

[Ragchowdary441]

There is a risk if i link between 5+ sites?

It’s better to avoid same adress and Whois information they easily find.

 

[Binkmaster]

I use multilogin to manage everything. I have 10 profiles, each using a different VPN. It provides a unique fingerprint for each profile, including the audio and webgl fingerprinting.

 

[Mohamad Zidani]

I use multilogin to manage everything. I have 10 profiles, each using a different VPN. It provides a unique fingerprint for each profile, including the audio and webgl fingerprinting.

Beware of the multilogin extension on chrome I used to use it inject with JS codes.

 

[Binkmaster]

I use the entire app, not the pl;ugin

 

[loldrops]

About websites: Google is a registrar with ICANN, so they get all the whois data including stuff the public can't see like private registrations. They also process payments and transactions so they know who the person paying for stuff is. They bust a lot of link sellers this way.

The WWW has become one big Google backend, they are spying on every single thing 24x7.

Payments is interesting to bust link sellers. I noticed on some marketplace threads here some use gmail. Seems maybe like a red flag when they emailing about links, taking payments, receipts all on their products.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Payments is interesting to bust link sellers. I noticed on some marketplace threads here some use gmail. Seems maybe like a red flag when they emailing about links, taking payments, receipts all on their products.

I and other members here have warned about that before, but some sellers still use Gmail or route their emails through Gmail. I see a gmail address and close the sales thread immediately.

 

[BloodyNinja]

Beware of the multilogin extension on chrome I used to use it inject with JS codes.

Just to be clear, there was an extension called "MultiLogin" on Chrome Store which contained malware. It's not up anymore and of course it doesn't have any relation to Multilogin desktop application.

 

[bpetrov]

Just to be clear, there was an extension called "MultiLogin" on Chrome Store which contained malware. It's not up anymore and of course it doesn't have any relation to Multilogin desktop application.

What is the name of the program? "Multilogin" with the same name of site for download?

 

[Binkmaster]

its just multilogin dot com

 

[Shemarr Bakery]

Google can easily know those sites having the same ownership

 

[Mohamad Zidani]

Just to be clear, there was an extension called "MultiLogin" on Chrome Store which contained malware. It's not up anymore and of course it doesn't have any relation to Multilogin desktop application.

Yes this is the one