Why anti-fingerprint browsers can prevent accounts from being associated?

E-commerce platforms such as Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and others, sellers who have multiple stores must pay attention to preventing associations. Because most cross-border e-commerce sellers need multiple accounts to operate the store, if the account anti-association is not in place, it is easy to cause the account to be blocked. Once the account is banned, all the achievements will be lost.

In fact, it is not as difficult as imagined to do a good job of anti-association. Many e-commerce sellers have already found the trick, that is, anti-fingerprint browser. Novice sellers may be unfamiliar with anti-fingerprint browsers. In fact, this is a very mature tool, and there is no need to worry about security issues.

What is an anti-fingerprint browser?

The main reason for cross-border e-commerce platforms to know that users are associated is the existence of browser fingerprints and IPs. This information are generally fixed and cannot be changed. It is very easy for the platform to detect the user's information through fixed factors. If the user operates multiple accounts on the same device, the same fingerprint information and IP will appear, which will be determined by the platform as related and finally banned. The anti-fingerprint browser can solve fingerprint and IP problems very well.

Take Lalicat anti-fingerprint browser as an example, Lalicat can play a good anti-association role. Through the fingerprint camouflage technology, the user's original fingerprints are isolated, and then multiple browsers with configurable fingerprints are created. So that the user's fingerprint will not be repeated, and then matched with the proxy IP, in layman's terms, it is like a real computer of any place and blocks the risk control risks of the platform for users.