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Does anyone know how to hide fingerprints? Amazon has me strongly linked with fingerprints to another account, how much do they care? Can I continue operating or should I withdrawal funds and abandon account

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browser fingerprints? you can use different browser under different user profile - one out of a few approaches

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What about the machines physical hardware?

I use virtual machines, how to hide?

I got a report and was strongly linked via fingerprints to another one of my accounts

So far both are still active

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for Amazon accounts different physical machines shall be used.

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That is absolutely true!

In the past I have used a VPS for Amazon to limit being associated with my PC.

Some contributors on here say not to change the PC and others like me say one PC per account.

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VPS = death wish

People who swears by 1 pc = 100 amazon accounts don't know what the hell they are talking about.

Sure it may work for a while... until it won't then either they'll realize they are wrong or they'll double down and blame it on something else completely unrelated.

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stop messing with browser finger prints, read the amazon ghost to start and listen to people here saying 1 PC = 1 amazon account.

This is the safest way.

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Using a VPS risks linking you to anyone else using the same system

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Dual booting a PC with different operating systems will give you different fingerprints, except win 10, 11 which give the same. So you could dual boot win 7, 11, and various linuxs with different kernals and get different prints on each. Though microsoft has "persuraded" the big processor manufacturers like intel and amd to make it difficult to dual boot in recent years. You coud install them in a VM and get different prints, amazon will know you're using a VM, but in my experience amazon doesn't care too much about using a vm for some reason(perhaps due to the increased use of cloud computing). Paypal on the other hand don't like VM users. Further more using chrome and firefox will give you different prints. Any browser based on either chrome or firefox will give off prints the same as what its based on. I.e Mircosoft edge will give off prints like chrome.

I have not come across anti detect software/browser/plugin that hides all fingerprints even though they claim too. Since around 2017 its been difficult.

go to browserleaks.com on various browsers and you'll see the same fingerprints coming out(or different for chrome vs firefox / win 7 vs 11)

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How do you know Amazon have you linked via fingerprints?

If you were breaching their terms then they'd suspend you wouldn't they, if they were happy you'd never know.

Confused???

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I believe, and hope, this is true. I operate all my accounts using VMWare and have had absolutely no issues.

Those who sell accounts here surely cannot be using a new PC for each account they create.

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Just as I said, from experience VPS worked for me, I believe in one PC per account, others say not, the opinion on that is split.

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You basically reformat the hard drive completely clean. 100% wipe, then you can make or use a new amazon account on that PC

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Right, I'm reinforcing your statement of 1 PC = 1 amazon

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While this is true I'm more concerned about being linked to my OWN accounts.

Randomly being unlucky and getting linked to another suspended seller and having 1 account suspended as a result is crappy, but not the end of the world. Having all your own accounts somehow linked to each other and them all going down at once is game over.

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Yep, agreed with this. Either way sucks to be linked.

But at least linked to an unrelated account some times you can appeal it and you only lose 1 account compared to multiple accounts of your own.

So yes, agreed

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Insider reports will show you all annotations on your account

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What devices are cheap and easy to run many accounts

Also is it feasible to run 40+ devices in an office


Vmware with the same windows doesn’t work 100%. Amazon has fingerprints of this

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That doesn't change the hardware ID, indeed I'd say it is less secure than using VMWare because they do actually give each machine unique hardware ID's.

But I guess it's the only option you have if you only use one PC, can't say I'd be too keen, it must be a right pain in the rear end.

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sigh... I'm telling you... reformatting and reinstalling your OS works perfectly...

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you can buy used laptops for $3-400

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like SaiJin said, you might even find cheaper than 300

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Used?

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/hp-14-l...E&gclsrc=aw.ds

I did a quick search, this came up along with similar low end stuff, all new, many options for under $200.

Computers are cheap nowadays, especially if all you need is something to run a web browser.

There's an "open box" one for $100 on that page too

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You can also buy cheap used tablets that will do the same job for well under $100

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Stop cloning and create from new. They do not produce the same machine fingerprint and is one of their big selling points.

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Nice and simple find

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you can use linux or mac , amazon can only identify hardware on windows because of loopholes

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I’m creating them new and still amazon fingerprinted me. I’m not cloning. If you want you can pay to get your report and see if you are fingerprinted and report back?

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Thanks for this info. Can you pleSe confirm 100% amazon can’t fingerprint me if I get Mac to run them all

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Also do I buy a MacBook or just run mac os in the VMware?

QUOTE=murdered_by_ebay;1227513]you can use linux or mac , amazon can only identify hardware on windows because of loopholes[/QUOTE]

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I heard that linux is best , I do not use it myself but you can bet windows is the actual problem

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There is some opensource software such as web developer app for chrome browser which will detect which website id doing browser fingerprinting.

How to see if a site is using Device Fingerprinting?
Use the web developer tool with Chrome in order to list all the network traffic
To make it appear, press F12
Select the tab "Network"
Click on the button "Reload"
Inspect all the POST traffic
This is how you transfer your personal information to the vendors
Search for one POST sniffing all your JavaScript attributes, using .swf files against your consent, or any other massive data transfer from the client side to the vendors network. If you found some, that means you are fingerprinted by that website.

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that is not about browser fingerprinting but hardware

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It's very simple.

If you can't buy $100 - $200 computers to run your Amazon accounts on you need to rethink your business model.

You also need to pay monthly costs for every account. You need a different IP Address, phone number, credit card, bank account for every account, and you also need to pay the $40 monthly fee for every account, and you need to pay annual taxes/filing fees for all the corporations you create to make these accounts.

Spending money on a cheapo computer is the least of the costs.

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Ok here’s my next question, it’s a little confusing I hope I’m explaining it well

Let’s say I buy 10 computers and want 10 clean accounts

Once I hire someone to create the account they would fingerprint them to all their old accounts as well?

How to avoid this?

If I bought a laptop and started a virtual machine on that laptop, can I send him a copy of the virtual machine to run the account? Or would he be fingerprinting because he logged in to the virtual machine from his computer to create the account?




QUOTE=amzrocket;1227528]It's very simple.

If you can't buy $100 - $200 computers to run your Amazon accounts on you need to rethink your business model.

You also need to pay monthly costs for every account. You need a different IP Address, phone number, credit card, bank account for every account, and you also need to pay the $40 monthly fee for every account, and you need to pay annual taxes/filing fees for all the corporations you create to make these accounts.

Spending money on a cheapo computer is the least of the costs.[/QUOTE]

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Why can't you create the account? If you really need to have them remote desktop into your laptops

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Some people like chrome books which are even cheaper but I prefer a full blown laptop.

not gonna take risks

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Amazon ghost guide + reading around forum will show how to make non-linked accts

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If I give him Remote Desktop access how can he get access to the camera to attend video interview

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Scorched earth always unless the PC is factory sealed