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Same phone, different user(s)
 

My Cell phone has the ability to create a "second space" (second user) which I can use to log into one of my eBays (with Firefox) and then delete it (cookies and everything is completely erased). So when I want to log in to another (different) eBay I repeat the same process ...
Of course I always change the IP switching off the phone
Am I safe?

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You can’t use a computer??

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Of course I do. A PC and a laptop (for holidays). But the phone would only be when I am away the PC (not at home) for a while and I can't bring a laptop with me

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I think a phone is a device like a computer but if you do it with a phone, there will be more likely to make a mistake

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I wouldn't risk second space antics and possible account linking, even if you're careful

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But as I say you can create a second space and then delete it completely and open a new one which is completely fresh from cookies or cache:

It's like switching between users in PC but with a phone ...

I would use it only for any type of disputes/ refunds that needs immediate attention and I am away from my PC ...

What is the use of second space?
Introduced in Android 5.0 Lollipop, the Users feature allows multiple users to access and use the same Android device. The app data and files aren’t shared between them and thus lets each user enjoy a separate space.
Source: https://frameboxxindore.com/android/...n-android.html

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Wouldn't it be the same as switching between users on PC or Laptop but with a phone?

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Not sure how mobile users work.. but computer users are guaranteed to work

Try it and let us know how it works

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You might have to experiment and make sure - it seems like it's ok just not using the eb app...

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Would like to hear your experience if you give it a run for some accounts. It might be a good solution since its unusual fingerprint not used often by stealth account creators