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I have a macbook and do the following:
1. use firefox and have the betterprivacy addon
2. enter a private browsing session every time I start
3. use ccleaner regularly
4. have cookies blocked from iesnare.com
5. have a dynamic ip address
What else should I do to stop them tracking me?
What other ways can they track the laptop other than cookies and iesnare?
1. use firefox and have the betterprivacy addon
2. enter a private browsing session every time I start
3. use ccleaner regularly
4. have cookies blocked from iesnare.com
5. have a dynamic ip address
What else should I do to stop them tracking me?
What other ways can they track the laptop other than cookies and iesnare?
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are you trying to stop accounts being closed ?
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Make sure you don't log into your account. They can normally track who is making bets using that information.
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make sure you misspell your account id when you log in too, then they will think you're drunk and lay you anything
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'Make sure you don't log into your account. They can normally track who is making bets using that information.'
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Baxter has good record v Wade. Vaguely fancy him to do a job. Definitely worth a stab at the price
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wrong forum muppet
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You need to alter the website storage settings on any flash player. The cookies that the books use to inform them of your presence are on this program.
The company offers a remarkable degree of 'granularity' in allowing you to disable cookies per website. You also need to disable iesnare, as you mentioned. This should point you forward: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/526/52697ee8.html I'm not a tech expert but someone else will be able to answer more specific questions. |
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Private browsing the case of some books e.g. Betfred was the first to do this, I think, the sly fox defaults you to a minimum or restricted bet.
It's better to maintain anonymity on a new account and discard it when the book limits you. |
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I think you might all be just indirectly answering the question as to why the future of exchanges remains bright and unfulfilled.
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My understanding is that if you never allow the named website (some will just be called 'iesnare') space on yr computer's 'local storage', yr computer will not be tracked as the same through which you previously bet.
It's an arms war and I'm sure the bookies have already moved another step ahead. |
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the best way to avoid detection form bookies is simple, dont use them, use an exchange
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askari,do you know how to disable iesnare on windows 7 please?
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1. Don't sleep in the same place more than one night at a time.
2. Change your name regularly by deed poll |
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stop arbing and bet off your own back
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It's an arms war and I'm sure the bookies have already moved another step ahead.
Anyone have any leads on any new steps they have taken in the last couple of years? |
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Shades and a false moustache a must imho.
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The bookie man will get you no matter where you hide.
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wait, some bookmakers actually monitor what your browsing history??
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Some good posts on this topic, however i already have the betterprivacy add on for firefox which removes all lso's after each visit, is this enough or should i also alter the website storage settings?
Are you sure betfred are the only bookies that defaults you to a minimum or restricted bet if you have private browsing and do you know which other bookies do this? If I don't privately browse and just use ccleaner regularly, should this do the job? |
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What do cookies have to do with it? If you've placed a bet on the account, it can be tracked simple as that...
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do you want to open multiple accounts with same bookie ?
they have to track yor betting actvity else you wont get paid! |
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ttt
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Wont they know your bank account number, surely that would be enough to identify you? I think my question is similiar to getintheir?
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