Some who are just starting to use anti-detect browsers encounter problems. 🤔 For example, social networks instantly ban warmed accounts, digital fingerprint is not read as unique, etc.

Users often assume that these problems are due to incorrect operation of the anti-detect software. In reality, the issues are more often related to the user's own actions. We have compiled the main mistakes and provided guidance on how to avoid them.. 👍
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🔸 What is the mistake - users use one IP for several accounts and browsers at once.

😯 What it leads to - security (anti-fraud) algorithms of the traffic source see the coincidence of data from different accounts and conclude that they are connected to each other. If one of the accounts violates the rules of the site, all other accounts can also fall under suspicion or even be blocked.
✅ How necessary - use a separate IP for each account. The same applies to phone numbers, e-mails, payment cards, etc. - The information in the accounts should not be the same. If you have unique data for each account, the risk that a traffic source can find a link between them will be much lower.
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🔸 What is the mistake - some users buy cheap proxies or use free ones. This is often done by beginners who have a limited budget.

😯 What it leads to - IPs of cheap proxies are most often already blocked and included in the "black list" of the largest traffic sources: search engines, social networks, etc.

✅ How necessary - although there are users who have been working with cheap proxies for years and they are not banned, they are rather exceptions. Mobile and resident proxies are better suited for traffic arbitrage. You can read more about the types of proxies in our article.
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🔸 What is the mistake - a user creates a fingerprint in an anti-detect browser, but does not use a proxy.

😯 What this leads to - although the browser and device fingerprint changes, the connection and location information remains the same. You can verify this by doing a simple experiment:

Because of this, the sites' security algorithms link all accounts that have matching data, resulting in either an instant blocking, or it will happen in the future when one of the accounts breaks the rules.

✅ How necessary - to keep your digital fingerprint from matching other accounts' data, use proxies. Some users say that they use the simplest Datacenter proxies and work for many years without bans, but this is the exception rather than the rule.

🔸 What is the mistake - trying to add new data to accounts, launch advertising campaigns and basically trying to work with antidetect during a crash or attack.

😯 What this leads to - at best you simply won't be able to log into anti-detect, at worst you may lose your account inside your profile.

✅ How necessary - We give timely notification about all news and updates of antidetect in our telegram channel. Including, we write if there are problems or attacks - it happens rarely.

For example, on February 17, 2022, on the day of Coinlist sales, our anti-detect Dolphin{anty} was attacked. Because of this, some users had difficulties with work for several hours. Although the problem occurred through no fault of ours, we tried to restore stable work as soon as possible.

Subscribe to the channel and see if any problems are observed before starting the work. 🤝🏻

🔸 What is the mistake - in Dolphin{anty} users can either get a ready-made digital fingerprint with one click or customize individual fingerprint settings. Some users follow unverified recommendations from the internet and manually change fingerprint parameters without understanding what these settings are responsible for or the potential consequences.

😯 What it leads to - some parameters may not look realistic because of which the security systems of the sites will realize that they are not a real user. This can lead to account banning or other problems.

✅ How necessary - It is not recommended to customize the digital footprint by yourself unless you know for sure how the different settings are related to each other. The fact is that each parameter that is included in the digital fingerprint is combined or even linked to other settings in a special way.
If you configure them incorrectly, you may get a fingerprint by which antifraud systems will immediately calculate that you are hiding your real fingerprint. Given that the Dolphin{anty} anti-detector uses only digital fingerprints of real users, our fingerprints will definitely pass the check of anti-fraud systems.

🔸 What is the mistake - when selling an account, the seller most often gives the buyer a cookie or user agent. This is necessary so that the buyer can use the account without entering a username and password: so there is a lower risk that the site's security systems will see that another person is trying to enter the account. But sometimes it happens that the seller provides invalid data or inappropriate data.

😯 What it leads to - security systems of sites immediately see that incorrect data is entered and block the account.
✅ How necessary - buy accounts from trusted sellers with a guarantee on accounts. Such stores are also not protected from the human factor, but in case of problems, without problems will replace the account within the warranty period. If you buy accounts from private sellers, there is a chance that there is no guarantee and they will refuse to replace the account.

🔸 What is the mistake - sometimes users create a browser profile on one operating system, but specify a different one in the fingerprint. For example, the account was created and will run on Windows, but the fingerprint specifies macOS.

😯 What this leads to - When reading the system settings, the traffic source's anti-fraud system may notice that although you have a macOS digital fingerprint, the fonts are actually from Windows. This causes the account to come under suspicion or be blocked altogether.

✅ How necessary - unfortunately, no anti-detect browser can 100% solve font problems yet. The fact is that every operating system has two types of fonts: common and system fonts. Common fonts include, for example, Arial, Times New Roman, Verdana, because they are available on all operating systems. System fonts, on the other hand, are unique. For example, macOS has its own special system font, BlinkMacSystemFont, which Windows does not have.

As a result, when a profile is created on a Windows device with a macOS fingerprint, security systems see a font mismatch.

There are several ways to solve this problem: