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this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2023
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Your accounts are always checking in from the same IP. That's the simplest method of detection. Add some behavioural traits and it's scarily accurate.
There's also other identifiers on the phone. IMEI for example.
Also: List of installed applications Accounts on the phone Phone Serial Number
All this is why I root phones, use the work profile, etc, to limit what apps can access. If preventing access to this info breaks an app, well, I just don't use that app.
IMEI is not provided to apps by default in newer Android versions. It's awful that it took them so long to change this
Ah, ya know that's a pretty simple explanation that makes sense