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A device fingerprint is a set of characteristics that makes your account’s browser look like a real, unique device. Instagram uses these signals to identify users — Clianta generates a realistic fingerprint for each profile so your accounts appear natural.

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What’s in a fingerprint

Each profile gets a unique combination of:

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What you control

The only choice you make is the operating system — Windows or macOS. Everything else is generated automatically to match that OS realistically. You choose the OS when creating a new account — a picker appears before the profile is created. If you need to change it later, go to the account’s Device Profile tab and regenerate the fingerprint.
Pick the OS of the computer where you plan to use the Clianta desktop app. If you only use cloud automation, either choice is fine.

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How fingerprints stay consistent

Your fingerprint is generated once when you create a profile and reused for every session after that. This means:
  • Instagram always sees the same device identity
  • There’s no drift between sessions that could trigger suspicion
  • Desktop and cloud use the exact same fingerprint for the same profile
Fingerprints are stable by default — you don’t need to configure or maintain them. If needed, you can regenerate a fingerprint from the account’s Device Profile settings, but this is rarely necessary.

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Why this matters

Without consistent fingerprints, Instagram can detect automation by noticing:
  • The same account appearing on different “devices” across sessions
  • Browser characteristics that don’t match a real computer
  • Technical signals that indicate automated software
Clianta eliminates these signals by ensuring every session looks identical — as if the same person is logging in from the same computer every time.

Set up a proxy

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New account setup

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