How and why did Undetectable end up in the cloud?

Once upon a time, arbitrageurs, webmasters, and marketers worked individually. Now it is more efficient to interact as a team. This way, problems are solved more easily, and income from professional activities is measured not in hundreds, but in thousands of dollars. Cloud profiles, designed specifically for such teams, are what we need to talk about in more detail.

How do cloud browser profiles of anti-detection browsers work, and what are their advantages?

Among anti-detection browser users, there are many team players. Therefore, the creators are constantly working on expanding the functionality for this category of users. Thus, Undetectable has cloud control panel, storage, and cloud profiles. Here is what they represent:

• Cloud profiles – browser profiles located in the cloud storage of anti-detection or on the user's server. Several people can use a profile at the same time. This helps marketing agencies and teams of arbitrators save significant financial resources on purchasing specialized software. In addition, storing profiles on the server allows access to them from different devices.

*Local profiles do not allow for collective multi-account activity. If anti-detection does not support cloud accounts, then you will have to purchase multiple subscriptions to the software. This is good for the publisher of the anonymous browser, but not for team users. But in Undetectable, cloud profiles can be easily converted to local and vice versa.

• Cloud panel –designed to manage profiles located in cloud storage. With its help, the leader or administrator can provide access to groups of profiles to a specific team member. It also allows tracking the interaction history of each user.

In addition, Undetectable supports roles, which achieves a high level of profile data protection. Including protection from the human factor, since each team member can view and work only with those profiles to which access is granted. Also, they can only perform the actions that the role assigned to the user allows. There are a total of 33 access settings in Undetectable.

As you can see, your favorite anti-detection, despite all its apparent simplicity, has outstanding abilities. And all because Undetectable listens to its users, who set the direction of its development. It turns out that anti-detection ended up in the cloud because of the needs of the teams and collective multi-account activity.