Spotify is cracking down on my shit.

hunterbiden

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Hello people, I have had a fairly good relationship with spotify back a year ago and scored fairly well, back then I had a very primitive way of farming using just a single phone with no proxies what so ever and looped songs manually (spotify would sometimes break my loops but I still got in a good flow of streams per day), now I thought I should revisit my favorite site for another cash grab but now well prepared using a python script that uses a mix of pyautogui and protected selenium (I did a lot of tests and it seemed like spotify couldn't see my selenium), I did this because I found a script on github that generates a spotify account on demand with their api key availible to everyone to use, so with a few tweaks where I made my bot to not only stream but like and follow once in a while and make sure to listen to another song after a repeat listening song sesh, I thought I was golden with cheesing the algorithm but after looking at my spotify artists page, my streams were cut more than half and my bot's browser gave out "upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. reset reason: overflow" error which I believe is because either the api key is broken or that my headers is flagged (idk). I was wondering if others had this problem and had a way of bypassing it? I have only a few hundreds of proxies so making hundreds of accounts wont last me a month like I need it to (my proxies change per month btw). I thought maybe I should invest in making a traditional way of account sign up instead of the api key? Or maybe even making a just a simple pyautogui script for my pc. I also want to know how would Distrokid punish me if this ordeal hits the fan(idc if my 20$ are lost btw).
 
Hello people, I have had a fairly good relationship with spotify back a year ago and scored fairly well, back then I had a very primitive way of farming using just a single phone with no proxies what so ever and looped songs manually (spotify would sometimes break my loops but I still got in a good flow of streams per day), now I thought I should revisit my favorite site for another cash grab but now well prepared using a python script that uses a mix of pyautogui and protected selenium (I did a lot of tests and it seemed like spotify couldn't see my selenium), I did this because I found a script on github that generates a spotify account on demand with their api key availible to everyone to use, so with a few tweaks where I made my bot to not only stream but like and follow once in a while and make sure to listen to another song after a repeat listening song sesh, I thought I was golden with cheesing the algorithm but after looking at my spotify artists page, my streams were cut more than half and my bot's browser gave out "upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. reset reason: overflow" error which I believe is because either the api key is broken or that my headers is flagged (idk). I was wondering if others had this problem and had a way of bypassing it? I have only a few hundreds of proxies so making hundreds of accounts wont last me a month like I need it to (my proxies change per month btw). I thought maybe I should invest in making a traditional way of account sign up instead of the api key? Or maybe even making a just a simple pyautogui script for my pc. I also want to know how would Distrokid punish me if this ordeal hits the fan(idc if my 20$ are lost btw).
Update: I scratched off the loop idea and started making an account per stream thing, it kinda will hurt my monthly but for now this will be how it is. The connect error somehow fixed on itself I guess google was right on something for once. Still looking for advice.
 
Update: I scratched off the loop idea and started making an account per stream thing, it kinda will hurt my monthly but for now this will be how it is. The connect error somehow fixed on itself I guess google was right on something for once. Still looking for advice.
Update: Spotify seems to find my streams fraudulent :(
 
Selenium is probably being detected. Check to see if your manual way is still working, if it is then you'll get your answer.

I've switched over from Selenium to Puppeteer because of this.
 
Selenium is probably being detected. Check to see if your manual way is still working, if it is then you'll get your answer.

I've switched over from Selenium to Puppeteer because of this.
I do have a pyautogui set up if anything bad starts to happen but I guess Puppeteer will have to do right but first I want to see my streams update again in an hour.
 
METROI would like to know more about the subject, what have you managed to solve I am with the same problem
 
Don't be discouraged! Do you have tele?
Its not like it used to be, better off spamming than this shit and I dont use tele
METROI would like to know more about the subject, what have you managed to solve I am with the same problem
Spotify keeps managing to find my proxies and its too hard to get a real payout
 
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