What does Facebook track?

[teee_d]

When we talk about Facebook bans, what do they track specifically?

perhaps: Device IP or public IP? Browser fingerprint?

I'm freshly new to this topic and am looking into using MLA/etc to manage a Facebook profile. So I want to understand as much as I can.

 

[Massacre]

Everything. Literally, everything possible.

 

[ReverseAndCode]

If you use Android devices they will track almost everything. So better use iPhones.

 

[teee_d]

Everything. Literally, everything possible.

right everything, but what exactly lol

 

[ReverseAndCode]

right everything, but what exactly lol

Your IP address, your browser settings, your system settings, your average click activities. If you use the Facebook Android app also your complete environment.

 

[rajkumar31]

They track everything from IP, Carrier, Device ID, AAID, App Version, OS Version, Device name, User Agent if using browser, every click you make on the facebook app or facebook.com

 

[teee_d]

They track everything from IP, Carrier, Device ID, AAID, App Version, OS Version, Device name, User Agent if using browser, every click you make on the facebook app or facebook.com

Ah I see, are familiar with use multi-profile apps? Perhaps you can answer some of my questions on that topic too?

 

[rajkumar31]

Ah I see, are familiar with use multi-profile apps? Perhaps you can answer some of my questions on that topic too?

Give me an example of multi profile app and I'll see if I can answer that question.

 

[teee_d]

Give me an example of multi profile app and I'll see if I can answer that question.

so let's talk about MLA or Kameleo. I'm assuming they're similar no? My Facebook BMs are banned, so am planning on using a family member's profile account which lives in the same household (same IP & active user). So in this case will I need a proxy? And I'm assuming I can't use the account while this person is also using it right?

 

[rajkumar31]

so let's talk about MLA or Kameleo. I'm assuming they're similar no? My Facebook BMs are banned, so am planning on using a family member's profile account which lives in the same household (same IP & active user). So in this case will I need a proxy? And I'm assuming I can't use the account while this person is also using it right?

Sorry, Don't want to misguide you buddy. I use BM and haven't used MLA or Kameleo and that too with accounts of other people who are an active user. Hope you'll get an answer from other experts in the forum.

 

[SreenyNeverLies]

so let's talk about MLA or Kameleo. I'm assuming they're similar no? My Facebook BMs are banned, so am planning on using a family member's profile account which lives in the same household (same IP & active user). So in this case will I need a proxy? And I'm assuming I can't use the account while this person is also using it right?

You may get your questions answered if you reach out to "proxy sellers" here. Give it a try?

Just a suggestion, though.

Thanks.

 

[tazarbm]

everything

 

[teee_d]

They track everything from IP, Carrier, Device ID, AAID, App Version, OS Version, Device name, User Agent if using browser, every click you make on the facebook app or facebook.com

So I got in touch with Kameleo support that they state that since the accounts are being used by 2 different devices it shouldn't raise any flags. However, I also spoke to MLA support and they suggest otherwise. I wanted to get some more opinions on this, what do you think?

 

[Hdavis137]

Device IP. I guess. That is the main reason

 

[Ekalavya Hansaj]

Basically the whole environment like your machine address, IP, device type, location etc. It's different you are using say a Macbook or an iPhone. Their safari browser has stopped allowing websites to profile you. Same with Iphones.

 

[teee_d]

Basically the whole environment like your machine address, IP, device type, location etc. It's different you are using say a Macbook or an iPhone. Their safari browser has stopped allowing websites to profile you. Same with Iphones.

Unfortunately, I switched from my MacBook to my windows PC. What it seems like using it on a Macbook makes it easier to work around things, no?

 

[ReverseAndCode]

What it seems like using it on a Macbook makes it easier to work around things, no?

Yes, a lot!

 

[Ekalavya Hansaj]

Unfortunately, I switched from my MacBook to my windows PC. What it seems like using it on a Macbook makes it easier to work around things, no?

move back to macbook. They literally protect almost every site from profiling you. It literally protects me my own news websites from profiling me. If privacy is your requirement, look no further than apple products.

 

[teee_d]

move back to macbook. They literally protect almost every site from profiling you. It literally protects me my own news websites from profiling me. If privacy is your requirement, look no further than apple products.

And is this for safari only? Or does this apply to google too? For it to be effective, what does the process look like?

 

[ReverseAndCode]

And is this for safari only? Or does this apply to google too?

I would never use Google Chrome on any platform, not even with macOS/iOS/ipadOS, it sends too much data to Google.

But regarding your question related to Facebook/Google Chrome: I don't think Google would exchange data with Facebook, so you will be on the safe side if you use your Mac.