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best for privacy should be octo browser from my experience, get a good proxy too, the quality of the residential IP matters more than the browser itself imo
Antydetect (leaking) Solution?
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ADVO
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he is rightIf you have a strong pc with 32gb+ ram you can set up a few VM simultaneously. And you can turn it off and turn a next VM on. It's cheaper than paying for RDP. If you want to do some really blach hat things you should use whonix os
running many VMs is better yes its a long process but its worth it
ReboundTeam
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What you want is next to impossible, basically all modern anti detect browser are getting instantly detected. The core issue is that some of these fingerprints slightly vary by hardware in a specific way. Big companies like Google have built up massive databases of these fingerprints for different hardware combinations. Every fingerprint they ever see probably gets logged. And they see a lot of them. As a matter of fact, they assume they saw every valid fingerprint from multiple people.
Now you come around with a fingerprint that is completely unique across Googles entire database and create your account. Good job, you just got your first account suspension Just based on their massive dataset it is extremely unlikely you have some exotic hardware and far more likely you are spoofing. The alternative would be to somehow replicate how Chrome renders and behaves on different hardware and OS. But to say it lightly: That would be VERY time consuming and expensive to develop. It would also be detected more sonner then later if it would be sold publicly.
I do not know what price range you are looking for, but this isn't doable for software that costs 100$/month just due to the userbase. If you actually find someone who has a working solution to mask your fingerprint naturally, expect at least mid 4-digit prices. If not significantly higher.
Now you come around with a fingerprint that is completely unique across Googles entire database and create your account. Good job, you just got your first account suspension
Just based on their massive dataset it is extremely unlikely you have some exotic hardware and far more likely you are spoofing. The alternative would be to somehow replicate how Chrome renders and behaves on different hardware and OS. But to say it lightly: That would be VERY time consuming and expensive to develop. It would also be detected more sonner then later if it would be sold publicly.I do not know what price range you are looking for, but this isn't doable for software that costs 100$/month just due to the userbase. If you actually find someone who has a working solution to mask your fingerprint naturally, expect at least mid 4-digit prices. If not significantly higher.