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Browser fingerprinting technology reconstructs user identity on the server side by collecting a large number of device and browser characteristics, making it difficult for users to proactively clear.
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UnverifiedEven if a user changes their network IP or switches browser accounts, as long as the underlying device remains unchanged, the fingerprint hash computed on the server side is often highly similar to that of the previous visit.71% similarUnverifiedFingerprinting is passively collected, leaves no deletable traces on the device, and is instead computed in real time by the server on each visit.71% similarUnverifiedLarge platforms such as Google generally employ anti-abuse mechanisms such as device fingerprinting and IP correlation analysis, and high-frequency registration activity often triggers risk controls leading to account suspension.69% similarUnverifiedEven if users do not log into an account or clear cookies, service providers can still use fingerprinting to determine that the same device/browser is making repeated requests.69% similarUnverifiedEven after clearing all cookies and using incognito mode, fingerprinting can still re-associate users.68% similar
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