Make Spotify bot look real - dedicated/private/residential

[tilovskog]

In order to have multiple computers with multiple spotify accounts all running at the same time with hopefully different ip:s the simulate real listeners, the problem I run into is how do I simulate real people and divide the accounts up in to different ip:s without breaking the bank, but still seeming real - Would you recommend using private proxies or dedicated proxies or residential ones. I have compared the prices between private/dedicated/residential and in order to have lets say 70 spotify accounts I probably would have to have 70 different users the residential proxies would make it not profitable - but does private and dedicated proxies make it look real?


Excuse my english

 

[trickdaddy442]

You are probably too late to the game.

 

[imccafey]

High quality 4G mobile proxies with 4G residential IPs would be helpful for your case. If you get non-rotating proxies you'd save some money and it will act like a true cell phone (make sure the proxy provider's hardware are true cell phones). Spotify knows data center (dedicated/private) IPs, they know that a random AWS server is not actually a person listening to Spotify - but mobile proxies? They have ever reason to think that's somebody listening on their real phone. Make sure the proxies you get are based on real phones!

 

[tilovskog]

High quality 4G mobile proxies with 4G residential IPs would be helpful for your case. If you get non-rotating proxies you'd save some money and it will act like a true cell phone (make sure the proxy provider's hardware are true cell phones). Spotify knows data center (dedicated/private) IPs, they know that a random AWS server is not actually a person listening to Spotify - but mobile proxies? They have ever reason to think that's somebody listening on their real phone. Make sure the proxies you get are based on real phones!

Thank you

Do you have any providers you would recommend?