How to create Spotify accounts which getting the accounts blocked?

[tvarberg]

I'm botting Spotify but my accounts are from time to time getting blocked which means I need to reset password. Is there any advise to avoid this?

 

[babypink]

well no that's natural. so you should use Spotify with mail access so you can reset easily. problem solved

 

[justalazyseo]

Is the code yours? Are you in control of the env it's running in (your server, PC, VPS)? Or is this a service?

This is a workaround, but what I would do in that situation is to use Puppeteer to just automate the password change. For someone who knows Puppeteer, this will take no longer than hour and I would say it's very reliable. If it's a service, I would contact service provider and ask for this extra service.

Ask the developer to take bot protection into account (mouse movements, headful mode etc.).

PS. Obviously you need high level of trust into developer. I can explain further how this can be done with zero trust if you need.

 

[peaceful10]

multi access detection mean no royalities should avoid access detection

 

[manVmachine]

This happened to me all the time, when I was using VM's in the cloud, but never happens now since I moved the accounts onto cheap android phones.
I stopped bothering using VM's in the cloud, it was expensive, and so slow to do anything, like password reset. And I only got paid once from the VM accounts before the artist I was streaming got removed.
I guess I wasn't technically botting as I was running the accounts by hand, checking them everyday, I'm here to learn about botting.

 

[manVmachine]

multi access detection mean no royalities should avoid access detection

What actually is multi access detection ? Are you saying an account should always come from the same IP ?

 

[peaceful10]

What actually is multi access detection ? Are you saying an account should always come from the same IP ?

not same ip, i mean if you want accessing with an account, you should connect with some user agent and country/city proxy, maybe another factors to avoid abnormal access detection, > aceess detection mean something wrong

 

[desperado596]

Is the code yours? Are you in control of the env it's running in (your server, PC, VPS)? Or is this a service?

This is a workaround, but what I would do in that situation is to use Puppeteer to just automate the password change. For someone who knows Puppeteer, this will take no longer than hour and I would say it's very reliable. If it's a service, I would contact service provider and ask for this extra service.

Ask the developer to take bot protection into account (mouse movements, headful mode etc.).

PS. Obviously you need high level of trust into developer. I can explain further how this can be done with zero trust if you need.

Can you explain further please ?

 

[peaceful10]

Can you explain further please ?

No it is my own code, i provide also services...i created more than 15 scripts that create change validate upgrade streame like follo...all what you thinking in i can create...just i think to something i create own script ...

 

[desperado596]

No it is my own code, i provide also services...i created more than 15 scripts that create change validate upgrade streame like follo...all what you thinking in i can create...just i think to something i create own script ...

i did not ask you to explain . if you dont have multiple account on bhw

 

[masmiskun]

Different ip, different device and new email

 

[justalazyseo]

Can you explain further please ?

Not much to it really - Puppeteer is Chrome testing automation suite. In non-programmer words, think of it like macros in steroids. You can write code to do basically any interaction on the site (except CAPTCHA, but that's a different story).

So for example one could write a program like this:
1. Open the browser and navigate to https://www.spotify.com
2. Login
3. Open settings and go to password change page
4. Generate and fill in a new password
5. Save the password for future access
6. Close the browser

Headful mode - headful mode is opposite of headless mode. What this means is opening an actual window. Opening Chrome in headless mode means that everything gets simulated. However, websites and especially bot protection services like Cloudflare pick up on this quite easily and then throw captcha at the browser.

Mouse movements - another thing that websites might use to detect a bot user. So just to make some semi-random clicks and whatnot to it.

There is certainly lot of finesse to this, but I am just getting my morning coffee so way too lazy to dive deep into it.

 

[thachvv]

Not much to it really - Puppeteer is Chrome testing automation suite. In non-programmer words, think of it like macros in steroids. You can write code to do basically any interaction on the site (except CAPTCHA, but that's a different story).

So for example one could write a program like this:
1. Open the browser and navigate to https://www.spotify.com
2. Login
3. Open settings and go to password change page
4. Generate and fill in a new password
5. Save the password for future access
6. Close the browser

Headful mode - headful mode is opposite of headless mode. What this means is opening an actual window. Opening Chrome in headless mode means that everything gets simulated. However, websites and especially bot protection services like Cloudflare pick up on this quite easily and then throw captcha at the browser.

Mouse movements - another thing that websites might use to detect a bot user. So just to make some semi-random clicks and whatnot to it.

There is certainly lot of finesse to this, but I am just getting my morning coffee so way too lazy to dive deep into it.

Thanks.