Is it safe to create different Pinterest accounts with same device?

[Bedros]

Hi guys,

been reading a lot here and had some good success with Pinterest. With your help I was able to get up to 4k visits per day with one account. Until last weeks bug-bans at least

Anyway, so i want to create new Pinterest accounts to boost my repins a bit but i am not sure if it is same to use the same device which i use for the main account. I don't have a static IP address so should be fine here. Correct me please if i am wrong.

I want to use different Firefox profiles for every new account. But on Pinterest privacy policy page they write this:

"Log data. When you use Pinterest, our servers record information (“log data”), including information that your browser automatically sends whenever you visit a website, or that your mobile app automatically sends when you’re using it. This log data includes your Internet Protocol address, the address of and activity on websites you visit that incorporate Pinterest features (like the “Save” button—more details below), searches, browser type and settings, the date and time of your request, how you used Pinterest, cookie data and device data. "

Do you guys know what exactly they mean by "device data"? I know that Google, Facebook and Instagram can detect and ban a device. Is Pinterest also that smart this days?

Thanks a lot and excuse my terrible English.

 

[KevinRB]

Hi guys,

been reading a lot here and had some good success with Pinterest. With your help I was able to get up to 4k visits per day with one account. Until last weeks bug-bans at least

Anyway, so i want to create new Pinterest accounts to boost my repins a bit but i am not sure if it is same to use the same device which i use for the main account. I don't have a static IP address so should be fine here. Correct me please if i am wrong.

I want to use different Firefox profiles for every new account. But on Pinterest privacy policy page they write this:

"Log data. When you use Pinterest, our servers record information (“log data”), including information that your browser automatically sends whenever you visit a website, or that your mobile app automatically sends when you’re using it. This log data includes your Internet Protocol address, the address of and activity on websites you visit that incorporate Pinterest features (like the “Save” button—more details below), searches, browser type and settings, the date and time of your request, how you used Pinterest, cookie data and device data. "

Do you guys know what exactly they mean by "device data"? I know that Google, Facebook and Instagram can detect and ban a device. Is Pinterest also that smart this days?

Thanks a lot and excuse my terrible English.

To ensure Pinterest cannot tie your accounts together you need to use Device Fingerprint Spoofing....then you can build as many accounts as you want on the same local machine.

 

[Bedros]

To ensure Pinterest cannot tie your accounts together you need to use Device Fingerprint Spoofing....then you can build as many accounts as you want on the same local machine.

Thanks for your reply. But how would this look like on a mac machine for example?

 

[KevinRB]

Thanks for your reply. But how would this look like on a mac machine for example?

Check out MultiLoginApp: https://multilogin.com/ it does the job perfectly....

 

[Bedros]

Check out MultiLoginApp: https://multilogin.com/ it does the job perfectly....

Great, thanks for the link.

Not a cheap option. Used phones from ebay would actually do same, or?

 

[KevinRB]

Great, thanks for the link.

Not a cheap option. Used phones from ebay would actually do same, or?

You need a completely different device fingerprint per account....depends on your aspirations whether shitloads of used phones all with US sim cards are cheaper than software that does the job for you.

 

[ankit03]

just clean all the browsing history or reinstall android software

 

[flamedada]

Is better you use the different device as simple as possible, I created another account on the device I was using my first account seriously the experience was good seeing the second account having the first one content. thanks

 

[Bedros]

Is better you use the different device as simple as possible, I created another account on the device I was using my first account seriously the experience was good seeing the second account having the first one content. thanks

Yeah, i think this would be the easiest way. As i don't really need tons of accounts

 

[vadyruc]

just you can use portable version of browser (eg chrome) on PC