Adsense code tracks IP-address info

Does Google Adsense code tracks IP-address info (like regular counters and stats scripts) about the visitors of my site?

 

i wouldnt doubt it, for the fact that it can be used to prevent click fraud from the same IP

 

they track everything
just like analitycs does

 

Here's an article some hacker wrote about what the adsense javascript tracks:

http://www.clickeasy.net/article-21858.htm

 

That's no surprise at all. How else could they know you were clicking on your own website and thereby ban you for violating their TOS?

 

Because my IP is already banned , and Adsense account disabled due invalid clicks..i am trying to get new account with different names , domains etc..but on the same Internet Service Provider..
I will check my new account on different PC, on the old PC i will only update my new site.. so the quiestion is are they detect that i visit to update the new site form the the banned IP?

 

if they notice it yea, not worth it there not going to pay you if they find out

 

If i change my Internet Service Provider and the MAC address could that help me to be sure?

 

They won't be able to tell who is connecting to the site's FTP, if that is how you update the site. If you need to check the output on HTTP, you could set it up so that your site doesn't send the AdSense js when you visit from home.

 

What you mean to set it up, could you explain me more?

 

chavdare, otidi v edin inet klub i se regni

just go to a public library and sign up. after that make sure you don't do anything against TOS so you start getting some earnings

 

Problem should be after the sign up when i need to update the site...

 

Sure, you need server-side scripting such as Php. With Php just use this in your html in place of your AdSense code:

Replace 127.127.127.127 with your home IP address. You can get it by visiting ipchicken.com from home. Visit the site from home to make sure the message doesn't appear, and from another location (or maybe using anonymouse.org, not sure though) to make sure it does appear. If it's all good, replace [THIS SHOULD NOT APPEAR FROM HOME, SHOULD APPEAR OTHERWISE] with your AdSense code.

If you're sure you want to try to evade Google, you're going to have to be really careful about not logging into your Google account from home, if you use GMail or anything. Hey, have you tried just fixing the problem(s) and requesting your account be reactivated?

 

Thanks..i will try this ..but what if the IP address changes from time to time, let say monthly or 3 times yearly
And yes, i have already tried to reactivate but with negative result..

 

How are you going to update the site?
FTP? Web form?
anyway I think this should not be a problem

 

Web form and FTP may be ( will be a blog site). ..but i need to see the HTML output anyway

 

There are no ads on the admin panels of blog SWs I believe so you don;t have a prob there
for just visiting a site you can not get banned from AS so you will be able to see how does it look
you just have to be careful where you log into your AS account from...

I hope this is not the same site/domain you got banned already for

Did you break the TOS that hard that you do not want to try to reactivate your account?

 

Not so hard i mean but.. and yes , it is new site/domain.. just visiting it's ok, but regular visiting.. could't that be a trouble ?

 

You might want to just use a proxy (like anonymouse)... that way you can see what ads are being triggered

 

Why is everyone giving advices on how to trick Google to someone who got banned and didn't learn anything from that? Someone is paying for invalid clicks.