Will this leave an IG footprint?

I have experimented today and yesterday with the account creation update of Jarvee. The accounts are created smoothly but when Jarvee tries to automatically retrieve the email confirmation url, 50% of the time it can't and must be done manually. The only way i know to get this url is to open in chrome/incognito and then copy/paste to Jarvee. When i open the email confirmation link i get the message saying please confirm on the device it was created on. I then copy and paste the confirmation url into Jarvee and the account gets confirmed. After this the account will forever be on the IPV4 proxy it was created on.

Will simply opening a confirmation email link form email to the same browser leave a footprint connecting my accounts and leave them liable to be banned in the future?

If you're opening the confirmation under your home IP, it may leave a footprint of your home IP. Thereby connecting the accounts you're making to any accounts that you've logged into at home. I suggest using Firefox, you can use proxy settings only on the browser (unlike chrome and safari where the proxy applies to your entire connection). Then just plug in the proxy that you want to use, clear cookies, double check IP on whatismyip.com, and then open the confirmation e-mail.

You said - "When i open the email confirmation link i get the message saying please confirm on the device it was created on."

So IG knows that you are trying to confirm on a different device and it has your IP address.

Then when you do it again, IG knows you are trying to confirm on a different device but it knows you are on the same IP address.

I understand that if you do this more than 3 times (two to be safe) you could get banned.

If you must do it this way, try logging into your router and release and refresh your IP address.

Also clear cookies just to be safe and do an IPCONFIG /FLUSHDNS from the command prompt.

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theeyeinside said:

If you must do it this way, try logging into your router and release and refresh your IP address.

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Does that only a apply to a dynamic ip address as i have a static?

I don't think it will. It's my process too.TBH