Curious how major platforms and websites recognize you? 🤔

They read unique digital fingerprints from your browser, which can identify you even when you're using proxies or VPNs.

💡 Digital Fingerprints and Their Components

Each fingerprint is unique due to a variety of parameters: user agent, IP address, geographic location and time zone, fonts, device hardware, and much more. Hiding this data can raise suspicions with anti-fraud systems, so it needs to be masked by changing the fingerprint to a fake one. However, simple substitution isn’t enough — the fingerprint must look real/authentic.

☝️ Real Fingerprints vs. Artificial Ones

Real browser fingerprints are based on data from actual users, making them more plausible and reliable. Artificial fingerprints may contain non-standard values and outdated characteristics, which can raise doubts with security systems.

🔍 Why “Natural Masking” Is Important

Simply hiding the fingerprint raises suspicions. To avoid detection by tracking systems, you need to change the browser fingerprint, not block its reading. The substitution should appear as a natural combination of device parameters to avoid arousing concerns from websites.

🛠️ How Do Antidetect Browsers Work?

Antidetect browsers ensure anonymity the right way: they don’t just hide your real fingerprint but generate a complete and plausible digital fingerprint. It’s important that the fingerprint is consistent and matches real devices.

✨ The Advantage of Dolphin{anty}

Our antidetect browser generates fingerprints based on real user data, allowing you to remain undetected by anti-fraud systems. It creates realistic fingerprints that don’t raise suspicions, ensuring a high level of anonymity.

So, protect your online anonymity with the right tools – of course, with Dolphin{anty} :)