Man, if you share the same admob acc in all your different developer accs they will for sure get you. That is a massive footprint.
I can't create multiple admob, what should I do with the bank
 
Well , we finally got answer , why u got banned . The same ADMOB account for all dev accounts. LOL :D It's was too obvious bro.

Extra tip : Google allows actually to have one indie dev account and one business account , but you must have different admob acc.

As I said , I've multiple account too but different admob acc each . That's safest way to don't get knocked .

And about bank, address , ect . And in this moment, maybe it's time to get close with you family , be creative :D

@vinku is creative and gives you a hint already
 
Well , we finally got answer , why u got banned . The same ADMOB account for all dev accounts. LOL :D It's was too obvious bro.

Extra tip : Google allows actually to have one indie dev account and one business account , but you must have different admob acc.

As I said , I've multiple account too but different admob acc each . That's safest way to don't get knocked .

And about bank, address , ect . And in this moment, maybe it's time to get close with you family , be creative :D

@vinku is creative and gives you a hint already
according to admob, needs to be also different machine
and virtualbox not working in that case, instead google play accounts ;)
 
Okay , I didn't mention that too :D Like I said ... he needs his family now :D
 
according to admob, needs to be also different machine
and virtualbox not working in that case, instead google play accounts ;)
@vinku so virtual machine doesn't work any more?? What the new alternative?

Aslo you know I create like 60acc per month I can't create 60admob it's impossible bro :/
 
@vinku so virtual machine doesn't work any more?? What the new alternative?

Aslo you know I create like 60acc per month I can't create 60admob it's impossible bro :/
Use a diffrent ad network.
revenue is less
But less sometimes is more
 
I will try using rdp

If I'm not mistaken, you have already tried to upload app without admob but still getting banned, am I correct?

If yes, then forget about admob first. What you have to do is make sure that your AS or your sc are not the problems...

@vinku ever said that admob is not the problem... I dont know it is true or not, but android studio and source code are clearly detectable by the bot, your strings, your library, your code style, your ip when compiling app release, etc..
 
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If I'm not mistaken, you have already tried to upload app without admob but still getting banned, am I correct?

If yes, then forget about admob first. What you have to do is make sure that your AS or your sc are not the problems...

@vinku ever said that admob is not the problem... I dont know it is true or not, but android studio and source code are clearly detectable by the bot, your strings, your library, your code style, your ip when compiling app release, etc..
admob can be problem now in 2020, but you are right ;)
thats why the best is to obfuscate app (not proguard)
 
admob can be problem now in 2020, but you are right ;)
thats why the best is to obfuscate app (not proguard)
Ah yeah, I am always curious about this. Here the case, let's say I compile app-release in rdp with ip lets say canada with fake jks.

Done, I copy it, paste it in my vmware, offcourse, the ip is my country ip, my isp is dynamic and wide used.

I decompile it, remove folder meta, change structure of folder name, change application id, build app release (not using android studio, I use tool like apk tool) with the real jks.

I compile it by disconnect network (offline). Ok done, I upload it.

After I upload, what does the fuckin bot see on my app? Does it see my app as an app compiled in rdp with canada ip and rdp machine?

Or does it see my app as an app compiled in vmware with offline connection?

Where do you think they put trace for spying? In folder called meta folder?

Or the bot do not see that but see the whole app structure like java, string, drawable, etc?
 
Ah yeah, I am always curious about this. Here the case, let's say I compile app-release in rdp with ip lets say canada with fake jks.

Done, I copy it, paste it in my vmware, offcourse, the ip is my country ip, my isp is dynamic and wide used.

I decompile it, remove folder meta, change structure of folder name, change application id, build app release (not using android studio, I use tool like apk tool) with the real jks.

I compile it by disconnect network (offline). Ok done, I upload it.

After I upload, what does the fuckin bot see on my app? Does it see my app as an app compiled in rdp with canada ip and rdp machine?

Or does it see my app as an app compiled in vmware with offline connection?

Where do you think they put trace for spying? In folder called meta folder?

Or the bot do not see that but see the whole app structure like java, string, drawable, etc?
Besides that, can google know that I'm creating accounts from a vm machine and not a real one
 
Ah yeah, I am always curious about this. Here the case, let's say I compile app-release in rdp with ip lets say canada with fake jks.

Done, I copy it, paste it in my vmware, offcourse, the ip is my country ip, my isp is dynamic and wide used.

I decompile it, remove folder meta, change structure of folder name, change application id, build app release (not using android studio, I use tool like apk tool) with the real jks.

I compile it by disconnect network (offline). Ok done, I upload it.

After I upload, what does the fuckin bot see on my app? Does it see my app as an app compiled in rdp with canada ip and rdp machine?

Or does it see my app as an app compiled in vmware with offline connection?

Where do you think they put trace for spying? In folder called meta folder?

Or the bot do not see that but see the whole app structure like java, string, drawable, etc?
Apktool leaves a footprint.
 
Besides that, can google know that I'm creating accounts from a vm machine and not a real one

Let me ask you a question:

your GMAIL account (with which you have your admob)
was it used to open a developer console too? If so, was that developer account banned?
 
Apktool leaves a footprint.
okay, lets say it leaves footprint, but how about my question?

What actually bot sees in my apk? Does the ip exist in apk (while I build with fake jks and fake structure in rdp)?

Or the bot does not see the ip inside apk since I decompile and recompile it again in vmware with offline connection?

I'm happy with apktool footprint rather than fu*kin android studio footprint.

I am very sure that they (staf and bot) have already realized about apk tool, compile decompile, offline build, etc they must think like we think.

But still, I prefer use apktool footprint than that fu*kin IDE namely android studio although they can detect apktool footprint.

Since too many people aware about android studio, maybe the bot change its way to see an apk, maybe from code structure, string, library, etc...
 
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okay, lets say it leaves footprint, but how about my question?

What actually bot sees in my apk? Does the ip exist in apk (while I build with fake jks and fake structure in rdp)?

Or the bot does not see the ip inside apk since I decompile and recompile it again in vmware with offline connection?

I'm happy with apktool footprint rather than fu*kin android studio footprint.

I am very sure that they (staf and bot) have already realized about apk tool, compile decompile, offline build, etc they must think like we think.

But still, I prefer use apktool footprint than that fu*kin IDE namely android studio although they can detect apktool footprint.

Since too many people aware about android studio, maybe the bot change its way to see an apk, maybe from code structure, string, library, etc...

You are asking so many questions. I will try to explain you that very simple:
1. file hashes, every file have it's name/size/checksum, etc.
2. android studio makes hashmap for your project, with your hashes
3. in compilation progress, it's sending to server
4. after you get ban, your hash map is blacklisted
5. next code you send to store is compared with blacklist
-some small files can be send to Google servers
-strings can be extracted from java code and send to servers

hashes, strings, some files - this generate unique fingreprint of app

Why they may use something like that? Because sending whole files, especialy resources to Google servers will force them to build special data centers to keep it. Secondly, it would use massive user bandwith, what is not happening. So they need to have simpler method to compare banned apps to re-published apps.

Solution:
1. Change all files names and little content:
-for resources add for example blank pixel in Photoshop
-for java add for example i=1; i++;
-for xml files change something
-for gradle libraries, update/downgrade libraries
-clean folders gradle, idea, build

2. Compile application on vmware/virtual box with fresh downloaded Android Studio
3. Last step to make sure, obfuscate your app with commercial or free obfuscator from github
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That's all, if you want to dig, search yourself ;)

AND SORRY THAT I AM TALKING ABOUT ANDROID STUDIO - it's the only way
Decompiling and republishing others apps with APKTools is lame shit for script kiddies who want to earn few dollars xD
 
okay, lets say it leaves footprint, but how about my question?

What actually bot sees in my apk? Does the ip exist in apk (while I build with fake jks and fake structure in rdp)?

Or the bot does not see the ip inside apk since I decompile and recompile it again in vmware with offline connection?

I'm happy with apktool footprint rather than fu*kin android studio footprint.

I am very sure that they (staf and bot) have already realized about apk tool, compile decompile, offline build, etc they must think like we think.

But still, I prefer use apktool footprint than that fu*kin IDE namely android studio although they can detect apktool footprint.

Since too many people aware about android studio, maybe the bot change its way to see an apk, maybe from code structure, string, library, etc...
It cannot get any better than what Vinku explained you in the last post :)
 
So basically, this is the end of multiple accounts. I stopped working on Apps in 2018 as I found better alternatives but all my accounts from 2018 are now suspended. And finally, I have found the reason today. Thank you Vinku.
 
So basically, this is the end of multiple accounts. I stopped working on Apps in 2018 as I found better alternatives but all my accounts from 2018 are now suspended. And finally, I have found the reason today. Thank you Vinku.
since you stopped all and you find the reason why then share with us your experience.
 
since you stopped all and you find the reason why then share with us your experience.
Reason is Google does not want multiple accounts from a single developer unless it is a company. If you are company, you may be allowed to own different accounts for different type of apps but if you are in individual, Google thinks nobody should be allowed to have multiple accounts.

But as mentioned on many locations at this forum, you can avoid it by choosing different methods.

1- Use different PC that have never made an account before.
2- Use a new card that have never been used to make an account before.
3- Use an IP that have never been used for it.
4- Use macaddress that have never been used before.
5- Use Wi-Fi that have never been used before.

Only then you will be able to survive. And there may be many more things. I have now made 1 account again. This time, I used original email of my cousin, his original card, his residential PC and his ID card to verify identity. And I never open this account from main email address. I use a different email address and I only open the account when I have to analyze it and also, I I still do not open it on my systems that I used before to make multiple accounts. I still don't know it will survive long or not.
 
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