Safe way to stream multiple Spotify accounts from 1 computer?

[OCTOCORE]

Hi everyone, night time dark! Me want to know is there any safe way to stream multiple Spotify accounts (16) from the same pc using 1 rotating mobile proxy ip. Would Spotify notice that 16 accounts are all changing ip address at the same time? Thanky

 

[pokkepoke]

Add multiple Spotify accountsYou can use Google Voice Match to add more Google accounts to your device which you can then link to more Spotify accounts.

 

[PauncheousPirate]

Is this your own proxy or are you renting it? Your provider may have thread limits per modem so you don't thread-starve their other users. If it's your own, I think 16 simultaneous connections should perform fine if you have a high bandwith/data plan, although using the accounts to up/download files might affect this. As far as whether spotify would notice all 16 accounts sending requests from a new ip, that's seems like an expensive thing for them to keep track of. Counting how many times a single account changes IP's is one thing, keeping track of if subsets of accounts are synchronized in their IP changes accross all accounts doens't seem feasible IMO. One way they could do it is by creating a hash-table where the keys are the sequence of ip-addresses you've rotated through, and if there is a significant number of co-hashing accounts, ban them all. I think this could result in lots of normal users getting capcha'ed as well though depending on how providers hand out IP's. Perhaps someone who has tried this or knows more about CGNAT can chime in to confirm/deny. BTW, if you rent just one more modem, you could do a thing where you have all of the threads on one, and when it gets chapcha'ed, switch to the other one while the first rotates, rinse-repeat.

 

[turelink]

suggest 10 accounts per IP

 

[OCTOCORE]

Choose Provider: Pick a reliable mobile proxy provider like Proxywave or Proxidize for stable connections.
Dedicated Proxies: Although you want to use 1 rotating proxy, it's safer to use dedicated mobile proxies for each account if possible.Slow
Rotation: Don't rotate IPs too quickly. Fast changes might look suspicious to Spotify.

I've looked into both Proxidize and Proxywave as possible rotating mobile proxies, however I was shocked to discover that their software (which you need to use their proxies) ONLY runs on Linux devices (Debian10) and RasberryOS. It is NOT compatible with Windows or MacOS. Installing their software will also change your network settings and may affect you daily use on the PC. So, unfortunately for me I can't even use their software to run their mobile proxies, as I only have a Windows PC.

 

[Anne-Maree]

separate one residential ip for one account .and use multi-login browser.

 

[manyusesandreuses]

what if we use bluestacks? do we still need to use a proxy ip for all the instances?

 

[Giann]

I've looked into both Proxidize and Proxywave as possible rotating mobile proxies, however I was shocked to discover that their software (which you need to use their proxies) ONLY runs on Linux devices (Debian10) and RasberryOS. It is NOT compatible with Windows or MacOS. Installing their software will also change your network settings and may affect you daily use on the PC. So, unfortunately for me I can't even use their software to run their mobile proxies, as I only have a Windows PC.

Use VMware or VirtualBox to install Linux.

 

[simone1977]

I read very strange things here...10 accounts per IP or use emulators....Spotify is not stupid if you log in with 10 accounts with 1 IP you last 2 days and they ban both the accounts and the songs...As for the emulators take 1 minute to see that you use them....the only thing I can tell you is that you have to stay under a certain stream threshold and use STATIC RESIDENTIAL proxies...they are the only ones that work in the long term...and each proxy connects 1 account maximum 3...go under the radar and they won't find you...you will have a 90% chance

 

[Z4xxa]

I read very strange things here...10 accounts per IP or use emulators....Spotify is not stupid if you log in with 10 accounts with 1 IP you last 2 days and they ban both the accounts and the songs...As for the emulators take 1 minute to see that you use them....the only thing I can tell you is that you have to stay under a certain stream threshold and use STATIC RESIDENTIAL proxies...they are the only ones that work in the long term...and each proxy connects 1 account maximum 3...go under the radar and they won't find you...you will have a 90% chance

Hey there! Do you have a tlg?

 

[rimurutempestx]

Hi everyone, night time dark! Me want to know is there any safe way to stream multiple Spotify accounts (16) from the same pc using 1 rotating mobile proxy ip. Would Spotify notice that 16 accounts are all changing ip address at the sa

Hi everyone, night time dark! Me want to know is there any safe way to stream multiple Spotify accounts (16) from the same pc using 1 rotating mobile proxy ip. Would Spotify notice that 16 accounts are all changing ip address at the same time? Thanky

In my experience it's more about the usage of the app and the creation of the accounts which both have to look humane.
For me it was always staying on the same device (or emulated instance) for each account and never logging into other devices.
I came to this conclusion cause I thought it to be sus registering on a pc for example and then logging into an android device (emulated or not didn't make a difference for the last couple years but I once heard about a programmer saying that emulated android can be recognized).

For the humane and organic looking activity I'm still experimenting with the threshold of streams per day/ hours streamed per day/ activity in general but fact is that the whole game has vastly changed since the beginning of 2023.

Also it seems like spotify is upgrading their algorithms every year around January, but all this are only assumptions me and my former partner made throughout the years.

Feel free to reply if anyone has other thoughts and knowledge on this.