Different Firefox Profiles=Different Cookies?

[tijdelijksnelsnel]

If you just want to use one account then it's enough to delete your cookies from the browser where the one account is banned, but if you plan to use more FB accounts then definitely you should use different browsers and smartphones..

You sure? Almost everyone says that I need a different IP + device to create a new FB. It's getting very confusing now. People are also saying I can use my 4G as hotspot to provide me different IP's.

It is possible to do it from the same IP but if you have the possibility to change your IP then you should restart your router to obtain a new IP.

Do you have a dedicated IP or a dynamic IP from your ISP?

I have a dedicated IP from my ISP.

 

[cygh1980]

Can you recommend any particular reliable sellers that sell quality aged FB accounts that are PVA? I don't need long age, just preferably 2-3 years or even 1 year. Thanks for all your knowledge.

@russian racket is providing very good accounts. If you didn't saw his post you can have a look here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/h...ith-friends-empty-any-country-any-sex.855735/

What about library or Starbucks' IP, what would that do?

For the first time login of a new account (either self-created or bought) don't use any public places IPs, as people are using this kind of IPs to spam all over the internet and the chance that your account gets banned again is very high. If your budget allows it then either buy a "4G proxy" or a "3G/4G mobile phone SIM card with a data" plan on it.

 

[cygh1980]

You sure? Almost everyone says that I need a different IP + device to create a new FB. It's getting very confusing now. People are also saying I can use my 4G as hotspot to provide me different IP's.

I have a dedicated IP from my ISP.

You need to understand the difference between "to login within one browser with an already existing (fake/real) account/profile" and the difference "if you need to create a fully new account/profile".

If you have already one additional fake/real account and you just want to login to this account/profile then you can clear your browser cookies/cache within the one browser where your previous account was banned - but a better move is to use a different browser in your use case as you said you have a dedicated IP so that the FB AI things that you are a different "user" as you are using a different browser until your IP gets again some "positive signals" within the FB network to avoid a fast ban.

If you need to create a fully new account then definitely you should use your "4G ISP" and you should create this new account first on your mobile phone and then later after some time 1 or 2 days you can log in to this account from your PC.

 

[kingvestor]

About 6 months ago, Firefox implemented "profiles." Meaning, when you start up Firefox, you get an option of which Firefox "profile" you want to use Firefox in. Does this mean if I create a new profile or several, cookies from my main profile will be clear in those profiles?

Basically, can I use Firefox's profiles feature to manage multiple FB accounts, since the cookies should be separate via profiles?

Chrome already provide that before, while it seems simple it will leave the trail on FB, the IP and device id will easily detected by the FB server

 

[Nubian Content]

If you are looking to maintain multiple FB accounts/profiles e.g more then 20-30 accounts then you should definitely use "Multilogin" app and "4G proxies".

FB is very smart and it's collecting a lot of information like:

-Canvas fingerprinting,
-Font fingerprinting,
-AudioContext fingerprinting,
-WebGL HashReport and ImageHash,
-ClientRects fingerprinting,
-Ubercookies...

PS: If you are deleting your cookies from your FB accounts/profiles they will get blocked very fast and you should avoid it. If your budget is very low and if you can't afford "Multilogin" app and "4G proxies", then it's definitely better to use different browser like Opera, IE, Firefox, Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, Waterfox, Avast browser etc. for your FB account/profiles instead of deleting cookies and using just one browser.

Damn its getting a lot harder for folks out there.