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Monday, December 22, 2008

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I'd look at two things: how often you're seeing a different IP address, and how close (numerically) those IP addresses are to each other.

Say your friend connects to the internet once a day, and stays connected for several hours. It's likely, then, that you should see one IP address each day, though it might be different from day to day. If she connects and disconnects 10 times a day? Then you might see 10 different IP addresses. If she stays connected continuously, then I'd personally expect it to change no more than once a day. It could change more often, but I believe that would be rare.

Regardless of how often the IP address changed, it'd be interesting also to see if the IP addresses "relate" to one another. For example aaa.bbb.ccc.1 and aaa.bbb.ccc.2 - addresses that differ only in the lowest number - are likely to be from the same ISP. On the other hand, IP addresses that differ in the first number - 1.xxx.yyy.zzz and 2.xxx.yyy.zzz for example - rarely come from the same provider.

There you go, it's the same person tagging under different names.

She must have a really lousy internet connection to keep disconnecting thus the many different last digit(s).


Amazing how they like to be under the same roof, tagging each other and on the phone on the same time rather then just talking face to face.


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