 Device fingerprinting- how is this handled when managing multiple PP Stealth accounts
Hi
I originally purchased the PayPal Stealth ebook guide way back in 2012 and recently subscribed again (stealthbook) to see how the methods have changed/evolved over the years.
I understand the approach in the current guide of keeping accounts separated using different Windows user profiles, as well as managing/rotating IP addresses. That all makes sense.
The part I’m still unclear about is device fingerprinting, as far as I can see the guide doesn't address it. PayPal’s ability to identify or associate accounts isn’t necessarily limited to cookies and IP addresses anymore — the device/browser environment itself can potentially provide identifying signals. (ie managing multiple accounts from the same device).
How does the current stealth approach address this? Is creating a separate Windows user profile actually sufficient to produce adequate separation at the device/browser level, or is there another approach people are using nowadays?
Interested to hear how people currently deal with this, particularly from anyone who has been doing it long term.
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