With online marketers juggling numerous accounts ranging from social media to e-commerce platforms, the challenge is managing access for all involved while avoiding bans. This is a very difficult thing. We need to understand how to effectively allow multiple accounts to be accessed by different people while avoiding risks. It can be done with a virtual browser.
 

Let's say you need to pass on a UK customer's social account from your US workplace to your partner in Canada. Doing so will most likely lead to verification, which reduces account trust. If this happens again, you will most likely be suspended or banned – sometimes forever. Using a virtual browser doesn't let that happen: team members can just continue their work session without logging in and out.
 

How to solve it, what problems need attention?
 

1. Hardware fingerprint
 

A website audit isn't just about your IP address. They also check your hardware fingerprints such as canvas and audio context. You guessed it: those fingerprints need to match those of all users accessing the session. By using Bitbrowser on a PC of the same model with shared hardware, drivers and operating system settings, fingerprints will remain consistent across multiple devices due to the same hardware configuration. By taking this approach, you can ensure that your hardware fingerprint remains consistent and your identity remains undetectable.
 

2. IP related data
 

Websites check fingerprints associated with your IP address, such as geographic location, time zone, and other parameters. In order to avoid suspicion, these fingerprints must match those used by the individual who granted access to your account. You can easily achieve this by adding a proxy to a virtual browser profile. So the IP-related data remains consistent no matter where you access the session from.

In the virtual browser you can also securely share accounts:
 

You don't need to provide account passwords to sharers, they don't participate in this part at all. Instead, a cookie file with an active session ID will be transferred. When other users visit the site, it grabs that cookie file, finds the active session ID, and voila! They are automatically logged into the correct account without requiring a password. The best part is that they can't change the password if they want to.
 

Don't worry about cookies
 

Cookie files are transmitted using asymmetric encryption, which means they are encrypted with the other user's public key and can only be decrypted with the other user's private key. Essentially, even if the cookie file is intercepted, the hijacker cannot decode it or use it to gain account access.
 

Whether you work in a marketing agency or as an independent SMM specialist, sharing account access with team members or virtual assistants requires the proper tools. By using a virtual browser, you can ensure seamless and secure shared sessions, enabling efficient collaboration and protecting your valuable accounts from being disabled. It's a smart choice for those who take account management extremely seriously.