Need Help Masking My IP Completely from Google

[urch22]

Hi everyone, I’m new to this forum and still learning the ropes in SEO. I’ve been trying to mask my device’s IP using a VPN, but Google continues to detect my location.

Would using a VPN router solve this issue effectively? If not, I’d greatly appreciate any advice or methods to completely hide my device’s IP and location from Google.

Thanks in advance for your guidance!

 

[Dopious]

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[MR.Spuf]

Hi everyone, I’m new to this forum and still learning the ropes in SEO. I’ve been trying to mask my device’s IP using a VPN, but Google continues to detect my location.

Would using a VPN router solve this issue effectively? If not, I’d greatly appreciate any advice or methods to completely hide my device’s IP and location from Google.

Thanks in advance for your guidance!

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[husamova]

Google can suspicious your moves it's not easy it's not only about vpn or proxies or rdp it's complicated

 

[back2form]

Welcome to Blackhatworld!

Have you tried, Turning "Do Not Track" on or off ?

 

[urch22]

Google can suspicious your moves it's not easy it's not only about vpn or proxies or rdp it's complicated

I know but I'm trying to find out what works....

 

[urch22]

Welcome to Blackhatworld!

Have you tried, Turning "Do Not Track" on or off ?

Do you mean on my pc? I have done that but I think I need more than that I'm hearing terms like VPS, GSA, VPN, and PROXY etc. It's overwhelming so I”m hoping someone can assist and tell me what to do....

 

[Moatdm]

Hi everyone, I’m new to this forum and still learning the ropes in SEO. I’ve been trying to mask my device’s IP using a VPN, but Google continues to detect my location.

Would using a VPN router solve this issue effectively? If not, I’d greatly appreciate any advice or methods to completely hide my device’s IP and location from Google.

Thanks in advance for your guidance!

Try Using Mysterium VPN and ensure the vpn location, when using ipscore.io to ascertain the fraud level, is showing Residential. With Residential mode, the fraud level is left at 0, every site thinks you're using a normal local connection

 

[urch22]

Try Using Mysterium VPN and ensure the vpn location, when using ipscore.io to ascertain the fraud level, is showing Residential. With Residential mode, the fraud level is left at 0, every site thinks you're using a normal local connection

Thanks, will research that!

 

[dramanifriusyy]

If you need to mask your IP at all times, you can use a static IP VPN. This will give you a unique IP address that is not shared with others, thus reducing Google detection.

 

[Shakeel SEO]

Welcome to BHW!
It’s wonderful to have you at BlackHat World, I trust your visit will be filled with great learning.

 

[Joy J]

Welcome!
You can consider:
1. Use Residential Proxies with VPN
if not need to change your IP, choose ISP proxy
if needed, use rotating residential proxies
2. Disable location services on your device and browser settings
3. Try a different DNS service if there is DNS Leaks

 

[jerrytimon12]

Using a residential proxy can solve your current problems

 

[akacash]

Hi everyone, I’m new to this forum and still learning the ropes in SEO. I’ve been trying to mask my device’s IP using a VPN, but Google continues to detect my location.

Would using a VPN router solve this issue effectively? If not, I’d greatly appreciate any advice or methods to completely hide my device’s IP and location from Google.

Thanks in advance for your guidance!

Welcome as the others have said. If you are just trying to hide your IP from Google generally then you need to disable WebRTC and use a VPN or a socks5 proxy (make sure you use the proxy DNS and not your own). However, if you are trying to do something on Google (account creating, commenting, etc) and you think you're being IP rated and that's going to fix your problem, it won't. The IP still matters with them but there's other factors that are far more important.

 

[urch22]

If you need to mask your IP at all times, you can use a static IP VPN. This will give you a unique IP address that is not shared with others, thus reducing Google detection.

Thanks but I work with other people and we share the same wifi. We create a lot of web 2.0 as well for other websites so I'm trying to learn the best way to cover our track to avoid google penalizing the sites we manage.

How can we use the same PC and post in multiple places without Google or other sites like Quora, etc., knowing?

Thanks

 

[urch22]

Try Using Mysterium VPN and ensure the vpn location, when using ipscore.io to ascertain the fraud level, is showing Residential. With Residential mode, the fraud level is left at 0, every site thinks you're using a normal local connection

Thanks! I work in a shared office. There are about 20 of us in this rented location, all doing some SEO gigs on Fiverr! We are barely getting clients yet, but I pray I will. How can we all work with the same Wi-Fi and shared PC without leaving a footprint?

 

[urch22]

Welcome to BHW!
It’s wonderful to have you at BlackHat World, I trust your visit will be filled with great learning.

Thank you so much!

 

[urch22]

Welcome!
You can consider:
1. Use Residential Proxies with VPN
if not need to change your IP, choose ISP proxy
if needed, use rotating residential proxies
2. Disable location services on your device and browser settings
3. Try a different DNS service if there is DNS Leaks

Thanks! I want to be able to change locations when posting. There are many of us using the same wifi, we use Starlink wifi. We want to be able to mask IP and wifi so we can choose the location we want to post on for instance.

I'm worried and afraid we will be penalized by Google if we do not cover our track...

 

[Dopious]

Thanks but I work with other people and we share the same wifi. We create a lot of web 2.0 as well for other websites so I'm trying to learn the best way to cover our track to avoid google penalizing the sites we manage.

How can we use the same PC and post in multiple places without Google or other sites like Quora, etc., knowing?

Thanks

Thanks! I work in a shared office. There are about 20 of us in this rented location, all doing some SEO gigs on Fiverr! We are barely getting clients yet, but I pray I will. How can we all work with the same Wi-Fi and shared PC without leaving a footprint?

Thank you so much!

Thanks! I want to be able to change locations when posting. There are many of us using the same wifi, we use Starlink wifi. We want to be able to mask IP and wifi so we can choose the location we want to post on for instance.

I'm worried and afraid we will be penalized by Google if we do not cover our track...

Please learn how to use the multiquote function when answering multiple posts at the same time. Read this post.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-use-the-multiquote-feature-on-bhw.975670/

 

[Elevativ]

Have you tried using a VPN? There are plenty free options available.