Windows 11 Stealth Impact

[Rusek]

Hi folks, have anyone used Windows 11 & Chrome for creating multiple stealth accounts and how it works for you? I noticed higher suspension rate instead Win 10, so I wonder - does anyone else met such issue ?

[Hank]

If you have strict stealth rules and disciplines in place it should not matter what OS you use.
There was some hearsay that even Win 10 leaked details between user accounts but there's no credible evidence.

If you're using the same OS for multiple stealth accounts then yes, I wouldn't trust Win 11, Win 10 or any OS to be honest. No reason to nowadays, IMO it's a lazy option.

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Rusek

Hi folks, have anyone used Windows 11 & Chrome for creating multiple stealth accounts and how it works for you? I noticed higher suspension rate instead Win 10, so I wonder - does anyone else met such issue ?

I use windows 10 with different user accounts and have no issues with my accounts.

I only use chrome to print labels off as their bigger but create all accounts with Firefox browser.

I can’t see windows 11 being anymore different to windows 10 tho it could be down to the way your creating the accounts.

[Nimble]

Originally Posted by Hank

If you have strict stealth rules and disciplines in place it should not matter what OS you use.
There was some hearsay that even Win 10 leaked details between user accounts but there's no credible evidence.

If you're using the same OS for multiple stealth accounts then yes, I wouldn't trust Win 11, Win 10 or any OS to be honest. No reason to nowadays, IMO it's a lazy option.

I was thinking of using windows 11 pro too. What do you mean a Lazy option? what other options are there?

[Roy3805]

Originally Posted by Nimble

I was thinking of using windows 11 pro too. What do you mean a Lazy option? what other options are there?

Could be meaning having different OS installed on your computer, each account will have its seperate OS.

Or a seperate VMware or Virtualbox for each account.

And best option… Have a seperate physical device for each account

All are more time consuming than User accounts / Portable browsers but are more safer

I only use User Accounts on windows 10 with Firefox though, no issues

[Nimble]

I've bought a new laptop for this purpose but has Windows 11 pre installed, I'll use Firefox woth separate profiles/user accounts, is tethering good for creating new accounts or better to use ip burgers Residential Proxy?
Thanks.

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Nimble

I've bought a new laptop for this purpose but has Windows 11 pre installed, I'll use Firefox woth separate profiles/user accounts, is tethering good for creating new accounts or better to use ip burgers Residential Proxy?
Thanks.

You shouldn’t have any problems creating new accounts on windows 11 with different users.

I wouldn’t tether if I was you just from my previous experience. I use my own router now as its dynamic so when I turn it off/on I get a new ip.

A lot of people recommend ip burger Residential IP so if you can’t do that with your router then ip burger probably is next best bet or a cheap dongle.

[Nimble]

Which router do you have? from Virgin media?

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Nimble

Which router do you have? from Virgin media?

I’m with now tv broadband. I switched from virgin about 2 years ago as the price went up. I’m only paying £25 a month for broadband and it’s fast as well can switch through accounts no problem and can watch YouTube videos without any buffering.

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by Nimble

I've bought a new laptop for this purpose but has Windows 11 pre installed, I'll use Firefox woth separate profiles/user accounts, is tethering good for creating new accounts or better to use ip burgers Residential Proxy?
Thanks.

FOr USA I find that the most consistent successful way for me is with the rotating Residential IP and just keep everything within that 1 computer.

my foundation is still strongly rooted on the stealth guide with some progressive updates.

[Nimble]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

FOr USA I find that the most consistent successful way for me is with the rotating Residential IP and just keep everything within that 1 computer.

my foundation is still strongly rooted on the stealth guide with some progressive updates.

Yes but if i want to run 10 accounts then that Residential IP cost per account climbs a bit too high.

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Nimble

Yes but if i want to run 10 accounts then that residential IP cost per account climbs a bit too high.

This is the reason why I chose not to go that route also I had problems with ip changing one minute it was london next it was in a different country.