How rotating ip work?

[TheLuckyGuy]

How rotating proxies work? Is 1 rotating proxy enough to open multiple YouTube accounts in multiple different browsers at the same time?

So the scenario is:
I want to open 20 browsers at the same time and all them are watching the same YouTube video at the same time. Is 1 rotating ip enough to do this job? Or YouTube May band my 20 accounts?

 

[Gogol]

It is not that simple. Proxies is one thing that needs to be unique, but it doesn’t end there.

Then you have to consider things like-
Having a different (isolated) browser session for each instance. Doing this is harder than you might think because of things like canvas fingerprints and other types of fingerprints (e.g. like a fingerprint based on what plugins your browser has). Also, there are other ways they can detect your browser to be a bot.

There’s a testing site for checking these called bot.sannysoft.com

Be sure to check it from the bot browser and make sure these instances are unique and undetected.

 

[TGS_Pro]

as mentioned by other user, proxy is one part of the whole game. You need to have separate sessions , isolated with different UA (user agents). Its complex and costly process.

 

[TheLuckyGuy]

It is not that simple. Proxies is one thing that needs to be unique, but it doesn’t end there.

Then you have to consider things like-
Having a different (isolated) browser session for each instance. Doing this is harder than you might think because of things like canvas fingerprints and other types of fingerprints (e.g. like a fingerprint based on what plugins your browser has). Also, there are other ways they can detect your browser to be a bot.

There’s a testing site for checking these called bot.sannysoft.com

Be sure to check it from the bot browser and make sure these instances are unique and undetected.

as mentioned by other user, proxy is one part of the whole game. You need to have separate sessions , isolated with different UA (user agents). Its complex and costly process.

I already use Dolphin Anty browser which takes care of the fingerprint and it’s isolated, I just want to know if 1 rotating 4G ip is enough to do the scenario that I mentioned above. I want to open the 20 different browsers all the same time. Each browser will have different ip if I use only 1 rotating ip?

For testing, I usually check iphey.com.

 

[TGS_Pro]

I already use Dolphin Anty browser which takes care of the fingerprint and it’s isolated, I just want to know if 1 rotating 4G ip is enough to do the scenario that I mentioned above. I want to open the 20 different browsers all the same time. Each browser will have different ip if I use only 1 rotating ip?

For testing, I usually check iphey.com.

That should be enough, mostly rotating IPs are capable of giving out 600-1000 IPs at any given time.

 

[Gogol]

I already use Dolphin Anty browser which takes care of the fingerprint and it’s isolated, I just want to know if 1 rotating 4G ip is enough to do the scenario that I mentioned above. I want to open the 20 different browsers all the same time. Each browser will have different ip if I use only 1 rotating ip?

For testing, I usually check iphey.com.

Then it should do the job. Just ask the seller if the service is capable of handling parallel requests and if such requests are guaranteed to have different ips.

 

[TheLuckyGuy]

That should be enough, mostly rotating IPs are capable of giving out 600-1000 IPs at any given time.

Then it should do the job. Just ask the seller if the service is capable of handling parallel requests and if such requests are guaranteed to have different ips.

Thanks guys, that’s really useful, can you suggest a rotating proxies seller?

 

[Gogol]

Thanks guys, that’s really useful, can you suggest a rotating proxies seller?

hmmm sorry I don’t have too much on that. I have used act proxies from bhw before, and those were decent datacenter proxies. For 4g/resi I have no idea who provides good ones.

 

[LadyDiana]

I already use Dolphin Anty browser which takes care of the fingerprint and it’s isolated, I just want to know if 1 rotating 4G ip is enough to do the scenario that I mentioned above. I want to open the 20 different browsers all the same time. Each browser will have different ip if I use only 1 rotating ip?

For testing, I usually check iphey.com.

How do you automate this process in dolphin?

 

[TheLuckyGuy]

How do you automate this process in dolphin?

There is a new feature in dolphin anty which you can automate whatever you want, please check their website.

 

[LadyDiana]

There is a new feature in dolphin anty which you can automate whatever you want, please check their website.

thanks alot

 

[medialounge]

You can get the "marketplace" section or "want to buy" for help.

 

[digi.marketer]

How rotating proxies work? Is 1 rotating proxy enough to open multiple YouTube accounts in multiple different browsers at the same time?

So the scenario is:
I want to open 20 browsers at the same time and all them are watching the same YouTube video at the same time. Is 1 rotating ip enough to do this job? Or YouTube May band my 20 accounts?

If you need to watch a YouTube video across multiple accounts, it's advisable to do so in a more organic and natural manner.

This will help maintain compliance with YouTube's guidelines and reduce the risk of penalties.

 

[miasmith]

How rotating proxies work? Is 1 rotating proxy enough to open multiple YouTube accounts in multiple different browsers at the same time?

So the scenario is:
I want to open 20 browsers at the same time and all them are watching the same YouTube video at the same time. Is 1 rotating ip enough to do this job? Or YouTube May band my 20 accounts?

If you want to open 20 different browsers simultaneously and have them watch the same YouTube video at the same time, using just one proxy with rotating IP might not be sufficient. While rotating IPs can help hide your identity and provide some level of IP diversity, but YouTube is equipped with algorithms and security measures to detect suspicious behavior, such as a large number of accounts all accessing the same video from the same IP address or IP range.

Using multiple rotating proxies could potentially mitigate the risk of being flagged, but it's not a guaranteed solution. YouTube and other platforms continually update their detection systems.