Facebook is one of the largest social media platforms in the world, with a huge user base and a wide range of usage scenarios. However, in the process of using Facebook, your account security should also be taken seriously. Many people may not know that using a common browser to log in to Facebook can easily lead to your account being banned, especially if you register and manage accounts in batches. So how can you keep your account safe while using Facebook?

 

Bit virtual fingerprint browser is an anti-association browser customized for users with a large number of users and accounts such as e-commerce platforms, independent websites, and social media marketing. It has multiple functions such as multi-opening, fingerprinting, and isolation, which can effectively avoid the risk of account banning. Now let's see how BitVirtual Fingerprint Browser can keep your Facebook account safe.

 

Bit virtual fingerprint browser has the ability to open multiple fingerprint browsers. This means that you can have multiple browser windows open on your computer at the same time, each with its own browser fingerprint and IP address. This way, when managing Facebook accounts in bulk, you can assign each account to a different browser window, avoiding the risk of account linking or banning.

 

Bit virtual fingerprint browser also has the function of isolation. Quarantine is an effective way to prevent malware and websites from compromising your account. If you click on an unsafe link or download an unsafe file while using Facebook, it could be hacked and your account could be stolen. The isolation function of BitVirtual Fingerprint Browser can isolate these malicious software and websites to protect your account security.

 

Bit virtual fingerprint browser also has browser fingerprint identification function. A browser fingerprint is a unique identifier that allows websites to recognize your browser, similar to a browser's ID card. Logging into Facebook in different browser windows with the same browser fingerprint can easily be recognized as malicious behavior by the Facebook system and ban your account.