Creating Multiple Users On Windows - will the browsers be unique & free from fingerprint ??

[imfrom3rdworldcountry]

For example i spam the shit out of reddit on my user 1, when creating another user on windows and downloading the same browsers, will i have unique fingerprints? or will my fingerprints be the same when using both user 1 and user 2 ?

 

[INCC]

You mean creating different Windows on like Virtual Machine?

Some fingerprints remain the same because some of them are taken out of your IP and hardware and you'll likely get caught.

There are easier ways than creating different VMs.

 

[web-flake]

For example i spam the shit out of reddit on my user 1, when creating another user on windows and downloading the same browsers, will i have unique fingerprints? or will my fingerprints be the same when using both user 1 and user 2 ?

I don’t think it will have so much difference, because you need to know that a lot of factors go into the detection, such as network, device, resolutions and even browser versions

 

[aurim]

Only cookies (missing) and a few non-significant things will be different on the newly installed browser if using the same PC.

Even with virtual machines, some essential components of your hardware will be the same among them.

 

[SicariusDread]

Problem with any VM is that there is a clear footprint: the fact that it can be easily spotted as a VM hardware and many places don't like this just by itself.

This apply to any type of VM, say VB, Parallels or Bluestacks if you are playing with Android

I would care more on learning how to spot your footprint in the system you want to access, than looking for a way to spoof it. Search for tools that let you check your footprint.

 

[imfrom3rdworldcountry]

You mean creating different Windows on like Virtual Machine?

Some fingerprints remain the same because some of them are taken out of your IP and hardware and you'll likely get caught.

There are easier ways than creating different VMs.

Problem with any VM is that there is a clear footprint: the fact that it can be easily spotted as a VM hardware and many places don't like this just by itself.

This apply to any type of VM, say VB, Parallels or Bluestacks if you are playing with Android

I would care more on learning how to spot your footprint in the system you want to access, than looking for a way to spoof it. Search for tools that let you check your footprint.

no, i meant PC, computer, creating another user on windows , that's what i meant. i dont have anything like virtual machine

 

[SicariusDread]

no, i meant PC, computer, creating another user on windows , that's what i meant. i dont have anything like virtual machine

Hardware footprint will be there exactly the same among all users in your computer. It doesn't make any sense either. You need spoofing tools, tools that actually are able to send a different information. Because after all this information is sent by the browsers. There are browsers that already bring this, like multilogin, anty, incogniton, ... Still they are not perfect and I find that for multiple purposes they still get easily caught. Google for example is a master in the art of grabbing you by the ears.

 

[Mekhi86]

your fingerprints will be the same. it does not depend on windows.

 

[imfrom3rdworldcountry]

Hardware footprint will be there exactly the same among all users in your computer. It doesn't make any sense either. You need spoofing tools, tools that actually are able to send a different information. Because after all this information is sent by the browsers. There are browsers that already bring this, like multilogin, anty, incogniton, ... Still they are not perfect and I find that for multiple purposes they still get easily caught. Google for example is a master in the art of grabbing you by the ears.

your fingerprints will be the same. it does not depend on windows.

will my fingerprints still be the same even after using another proxy & vpn on other user?

 

[imfrom3rdworldcountry]

how about using this method for only TWITTER ? is twitter gonna punsih me ?

 

[audiojack]

Problem with any VM is that there is a clear footprint: the fact that it can be easily spotted as a VM hardware and many places don't like this just by itself.

This apply to any type of VM, say VB, Parallels or Bluestacks if you are playing with Android

I would care more on learning how to spot your footprint in the system you want to access, than looking for a way to spoof it. Search for tools that let you check your footprint.

What tools do you recommend to check footprint?

Hardware footprint will be there exactly the same among all users in your computer. It doesn't make any sense either. You need spoofing tools, tools that actually are able to send a different information. Because after all this information is sent by the browsers. There are browsers that already bring this, like multilogin, anty, incogniton, ... Still they are not perfect and I find that for multiple purposes they still get easily caught. Google for example is a master in the art of grabbing you by the ears.

Are you saying there's no point trying to spoof hardware footprint? If not, then what do you suggest to stop getting banned creating new social media and email accounts?

You mean creating different Windows on like Virtual Machine?

Some fingerprints remain the same because some of them are taken out of your IP and hardware and you'll likely get caught.

There are easier ways than creating different VMs.

What are the easier ways you speak of?

 

[rzruther]

you need proxies to hide your IP.