How does Instagram know that the same person is behind it when you create a new account?
If I block someone who constantly calls me, it says that other accounts he/she creates will also be blocked, but how does Instagram know who to block?
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This is almost always related to the IP or is also partially checked for (other IP) whether you were logged in with the blocked account, with the device or the IP times.
Several algorithms attack it and it is a wonderful, meaningful function.
Yes, I agree
The IP is constantly changing.
In this case it is more of a subordinate role
Depending on the type of assignment, an IP address can be either static or dynamic – I am therefore sure that it is the static one that remains the same or?
Like any normal company, about the digital fingerprint you can't just change or your personal data
You are not anonymous on the Internet
What do you mean Instagram does it when not using the IP?
Nope
As I said, you can change your IP at any time.
And Instagramm can badly block all IPs of 1&1 only to block one and prevent this 1und1 customer from logging in with new IP.
This would block many or even all of an Internet provider
Only 1 IP blocking does not help here or max 24h
But then we now know that it is related to the IP, what Instagram does?
Clear – why not
But has nothing to do with the question
Almost right.
And yes of course one of your front numbers stays the same
And whether you believe it or not
IP_V4 is even older than 10 years.
And still works
IP-V6 is already available but has not yet been well established
But I've been able to ban someone 10 years ago with an IP banana with a circle banana.
eg 182.39.24*
The first numbers have always remained the same, since only the rear number has changed – so I could ban people 10 years ago, even though they restart the router.
No – Your Internet Connection Provider gives you your IP – not Insta
And fixed IP usually only have companies.
Your changes usually daily
There are some possibilities
Digital fingerprint eg
Of course there are also emails; IP ADDRESS, Cookies … and similar always helpful
So if you mean you could just add unnoticed re-enroll now, you'll fool yourself.
Let it go
I don't think so.
Email address, IP address, cookies?