How Effective Is a Randomized IP Address for Online Privacy and Security? or Does Using a Randomized

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It’s a mixed bag. Randomized IP addresses *can* obscure your trail, but modern tracking is scary good. Ever heard of canvas fingerprinting? Even with a new IP, they can ID you.

For bans, some sites use rate limits or device hashing. If you’re just switching IPs, they might still link you.

Tools like Tor or Windscribe’s "randomized IP" feature are worth testing. But don’t expect 100% invisibility.

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