Changing your IP Address?

[CAEXPAT]

1) VPN or proxy
2) private window w/ cookie clearing
3) you may want diff header plug-in
4) Mac address hiding / spoofing

[SilveradoColt21]

Some software won?t allow a VPN, usually banking software like Bank of America will block you. Keep that in mind.

I believe GB will also do that if it detects it.

[ocabj]

4) Mac address hiding / spoofing

MAC address is not going to be visible to anyone. It's not part of your packet once it exits your router (or switch). As far as the modem/router that is front-facing your ISP, the MAC will be stripped at next hop.

[Empaque]

How bad and how often do you want to access the site? It is very inconvenient but you could use a public computer at a library.

[rodralig]

VPN

[TacFan]

MAC address is not going to be visible to anyone. It's not part of your packet once it exits your router (or switch). As far as the modem/router that is front-facing your ISP, the MAC will be stripped at next hop.

depends, if using IPV6 or not

[xrMike]

Look up and learn how to use proxy servers. It's easy to configure your browser to route your traffic through another server, aka a proxy, in another country even, with a new IP address.

I used to do it all the time back in the day, to get back onto forums that had banned me, or to send emails from dummy accounts that I didn't want traceable back to me.

[ocabj]

depends, if using IPV6 or not

I'm glad you pointed this out.

Major players deprecated EUI-64, but we still have junk IOT devices still using that.