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Hide location
- Thread starter lemi78
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- Jul 26, 2018
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Is it solved?
Have you disabled location in operating system?
SoChillFella
Banned for multiple accounts to game the system.
- Nov 30, 2020
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I use Avast, i paid for it but worth it10000% they hide your IP
No, i tried also that
Avast is antivirus. And they only have few IP-s. I tried many VPN for example nvpn and it works for my friend from USA but not for me at Europe to post on usa Google maps. So i think Google know my real location
SoChillFella
Banned for multiple accounts to game the system.
- Nov 30, 2020
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They have Anti Tracking feature once you pay for it. It's 100% worth it. Upwork had to suspend me because they couldn't track me..... lol
- Nov 11, 2018
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Google tracks your "device" pc , mobile or even tablet, doesn't matter what your ip is. It talks directly to the hardware from browser like chrome etc.
So unless you hide you "device identification" it will track you.
Ok and how can I do that? I got advice about avast antitracking option? Should that work for me?
So i but this antitracking feature than use it with chosen vpn and it should work?
- Nov 11, 2018
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I would start by not using my pc. I will use a US RDP with residential proxy.
sozu
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VPN and Proxy can leave footprint.. Use a RDP. It would more secure.
- Feb 28, 2019
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If you don't need to frequently change IP, then it's better to use an RDP. You can get one for $5.
I need many different IP-s, at least 5 per day
- Feb 28, 2019
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You need Google proxies (proxies that are able to use Google products like search) and separate device fingerprint for each proxy. Regular proxies may not work for you as Google blacklists some proxies. You should test proxies by searching something on Google to see if they are not blocked. Moreover, Google recognizes your device and collects additional info like screen size. So, using unique fingerprint for each proxy will help you avoid these issues.
how about VPS?
Yes i have some old vps 2-3 years old, non shared and reviews not stick. When i post and than log out from my Google account it doesn't show up
Smugl
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Yes, Google can track MAC addresses. You can actually change it but that requires some skill.
I used in the past some Mac changer. Would it work?
When i try to connect my Google accounts with vpn, proxy or vps and then post Google reviews from that proxy location my reviews not stick. For example I'm from Europe and post to usa with proxy. But when i post with same proxy to nearby area Google review, so my real location reviews stick. What I'm doing wrong?