Is Adsense tracing my IP address?

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Hello,

I wonder if Adsense detects the IP so that they can ban the people who have more than 1 account
 
Hello,

I wonder if Adsense detects the IP so that they can ban the people who have more than 1 account
of course adsense detected the ip and cookies! and banned all account!

from 2007 to today i built my empire with 500 adsense account ( family/ friend of friends for the name and for the address)
the cheapest is to buy proxy private for log in adsense.
or better and expensive of course is to buy a phone number with 4g, for every account you have.
good luck!
 
AdSense will track your IP address.

It's the easiest way for them to figure out which AdSense affiliates click their links.

You have to be careful when switching from different accounts.

As much as possible, use different devices that have different IP addresses.

If you're looking to turn AdSense into your bread and butter, you can't be too sure.

You have to be extra cautious when it comes to IP address management.

To a much lesser degree, this applies to most affiliate programs out there.
 
I am running 5 AdSense accounts from single IP without any problem. I have applied for another AdSense account using the same IP. Probably right now I am not on Google's radar.
 
Hello,

I wonder if Adsense detects the IP so that they can ban the people who have more than 1 account
If you have multiple accounts, you need a unique ip, device and account information for each Adsense account.
 
They won't ban you unless you have the same name on both accounts and the same payment profile.
 
They won't ban you unless you have the same name on both accounts and the same payment profile.
Even in this case, they won't "ban" you. They simply stop showing ads on the duplicate account - the main one will be working just fine.
 
More than IP, it is the fingerprints that matter (ofcourse IP also matters). So, if you are having just 2 accounts, use them in 2 different profiles of 2 different browsers (example Firefox & Edge) and on each access (login) just get a new IP by refreshing your internet device. If it is many accounts, then better to use an anti-detect browser with different profiles.
 
They do track a lot more than just IP numbers. And when you use their spyware called Chrome they know almost everything about your setup :-) There is a 1 in 3 Million Chance you would be another person with the profile of your brwoser and system configuration. Do they use it against you? Yes, when you give them a reason to do so. Until then you could fly under the radar. There are a lot of freelancer webmasters and agencies who work with many different clients and accounts from the same computer. Sharing the same IP won't be unusual in this context.
 
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