VPN for my Youtube channel

speer1234

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Youtube is extremely "ban" happy and I had my channel suspended for "spam" a year ago because I made some compilation videos (all appeals were ignored). This means I cant own a channel for the rest of my life which is extremely harsh. This is very common with many people with stories on the youtube forums.

Ive been studying animation / vocal narration and would like to upload my own work. I already have a VM and am very familiar with using them. Id need a VPN to create a new Google / youtube account. I'll be uploading many videos while being highly interactive with my audience (commenting, editing descriptions and settings, etc) so I require a high bandwidth/fast connection.

As well, the IP cannot be "abused" or "shared" as I do not want to be linked with others who may have "blacklisted/tainted" the IP.

Lastly, I am concerned about price and would like to keep it as low as possible. If there is anything I can "setup" or do myself to save on costs I will. Im currently reading about "Algo VPN" which is a DIY VPN. Maybe theres a way for me to set up my own server to create my own VPN's?

Additionally, what identifying information does a Google/Youtube/Adsense account require? Does it require a SSN, legal name, address, DOB, etc? Does Adsense initiate bank transfers in the name of the person you set on the Adsense account?

If I can get some input on my predicament and suggestions I would appreciate it. If anyone is in the same shoes please share your experience.
 
The best way to do this is to purchase a cheap hosting account in the area you want the vpn to be from. After you create the hosting account you need to create a SSH tunnel to the hosting company. This will act as a VPN for you. This will give you a pretty decent ip address and the odds of it being banned on youtube or abused are slim. If you use Windows then use Putty and make an ssh tunnel. If you run linux like myself then it is a simple command in the terminal. After you set up the tunnel then go in to your browser options and make the proxy 127.0.0.1:PORT where port is the port you set up in the tunnel.
 
Mate, get a commercially available VPn, it will cost you $3-$4 per month without the hassle pf creating your own server.

Additionally, you can get a VPN with a fixed IP - I think nordvpn does it. So you will use the same IP address everytime you connect to the vpn
 
Doing more research on VPN's.. Do I actually need a dedicated IP to run a Google adsense / Youtube account or do you think shared IP would work?

Would it cause any issues for my situation?
 
I'm sure you have a different ISP in your locality? Why don't you just change your ISP?

If you don't want that then I think VPNS like Express VPN and Pure VPN will work.
 
Can anyone give advice on shared IPs for youtube / adsense channel usage? Would the constant changes effect me? Wouldnt the shared IP's most likley be flagged for abuse? would appreciate some feedback. I am looking at Private Interact Access VPN currently.
 
Can anyone give advice on shared IPs for youtube / adsense channel usage? Would the constant changes effect me? Wouldnt the shared IP's most likley be flagged for abuse? would appreciate some feedback. I am looking at Private Interact Access VPN currently.
Don't get shared IPs for YT or adsense.Better buy a static Dedicated private ip for such task.
 
Can you explain why I should not used shared? What would this cause?
Basically shared IPs among other users might cause an issue as it could be used for the same purpose more than allowed limits.
 
i would go local ISP - no vpn at all unless youtube is blocked in your country!
 
@extremeboy , Do you have any experience or know any other threads discussing shared IP's effecting youtube channels? A shared IP would be perfect for me as its much more economical. I dont see why it would effect a Youtube channel.

@Automationdaddy I have a static local IP from my ISP. I use other Google services during my day to day activies so changing my local IP would be counterproductive as this IP would easily be seen by Google and link me. The only way around this is using a VPN in a VM which will be used only to upload videos.
 
@extremeboy , Do you have any experience or know any other threads discussing shared IP's effecting youtube channels? A shared IP would be perfect for me as its much more economical. I dont see why it would effect a Youtube channel.

@Automationdaddy I have a static local IP from my ISP. I use other Google services during my day to day activies so changing my local IP would be counterproductive as this IP would easily be seen by Google and link me. The only way around this is using a VPN in a VM which will be used only to upload videos.
You can test out yourself in medium scale and see.

Yes, Shared are economical good but for YT go with better IPs to safeguard your accounts and start with a low scale instead of going with too many with shared IPs.
 
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