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 commentedSuffering this same bug on version 25.2.1 on mac. 
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 commentedAugust 2020, Illustrator 24.2.1 and is still happening. 
 
           
              
I'm having the same problem, it's not the difference between using 100% as 1:1 size for pixel view (that option in general preferences), it's the 100% print size view that's the problem, it is not reliable, consistent or correct at all.
In my windows 10 PC with an LG 24" display I have to manually set it to 95% for it to respect a real print size, in my work iMac (late 2015, 5K 21.5 display) I have to set it to 103% to achive the same result (real 1:1 size on print documents). The only computer that this worked for me was a mid 2014 mac mini with a Samsung 23" display.
It would be wonderful, considering that probably the problem it's some kind of miscommunication between display and computer or illustrator, and probably a limitation of the display manufacturers firmware on each individual display, even a connector problema (HDMI tells the computer info about the display, VGA does not, for example), that this value would be user modifiable, to have a truly 100% print size=display size accurate picture.
This problem is also present in photoshop.