A virtual IP is a virtual IP, which is quite different from a real IP. A real IP is an IP address directly bound to a physical network device (such as a network card), which uniquely identifies the location of a network node in the network. A virtual IP does not directly correspond to a physical device. It is a logical IP address that is flexibly allocated and switched between multiple physical devices through the configuration of software or network devices. Many people have the need to set up multiple different virtual IPs on the computer. Under normal circumstances, we can only bind one. In order to solve this difficulty, we use the Bit Fingerprint Browser to cooperate with the virtual IP, so that one computer can set up multiple virtual IPs.

 

How to set up a virtual IP on a computer?

 

Download BitBrowser

 

1. Search on Baidu and visit the official website of BitBrowser. (Look for the official website)

 

2. Register and download BitBrowser.

 

3. Install the fingerprint browser.

 

4. Start BitBrowser

 

Bind IP on BitBrowser

 

1. Create a new window

 

2. Configure fingerprint information

 

3. Fill in virtual IP information

 

4. Detect IP information, green text means success.

 

Now start this new window to access through virtual IP. Virtual IP with Bit Fingerprint Browser can help you simulate a new identity on the Internet. This identity information is completely realistic, avoiding being tracked on the Internet and protecting your personal privacy.

 

When the user's real IP address is hidden, it is difficult for hackers or other malicious attackers to directly track the user's device and network environment through the IP address, thereby reducing the risk of user data being stolen and leaked. Fingerprint Browser with Virtual IP function combined with other privacy protection technologies, such as isolating browser cookies, local storage and other cache files, further enhances the security of user data, prevents important data such as user personal information, browsing history, login credentials from being leaked to third parties, and further protects user information security.