Spotify mobile farm
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WakeMeUpSept
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As long as it is static and residential, it will work.
Yes! Without proxies or anything, only 6 artist accounts amd 30 phones connected to one wifi and 30 on the other, but I hear from a lot of people it won't last, it's working since June last year, but need to make it look more human possible to avoid detection
MrVulcano
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- Jan 8, 2024
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I have another humble mobile farm. (3 free 2 premiums) if you want I can put some of your tracks on my list in exchange for putting some of mine on yours. It makes it more real.
Yourfav_femaledj
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Hi, how can I get in touch. New here..
Yourfav_femaledj
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How does one check the quality
no magic solution request test proxies to several companies, try to run during 7 days... At the end you will get like favorite supplier for your proxies, but it's true that the proxy industry is like a jungle
- Aug 24, 2020
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There's quite a lot of websites and other third party IP checkers. Scammalytics and Pixelscan comes to mind, but feel free to explore your options.
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Once you're set up with a proxy you'll also want to check that your actual IP isn't leaking. A common issue is a DNS leak which you'll probably want to check - you can do this as well as check for other leaks etc. by navigating to a site like browserleaks.com/ip whilst using your proxy.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Anne-Maree
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recommend use residential ip for spotify
uncledavebeats
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- Feb 3, 2014
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I used a static residential proxy ip for Spotify, and they logged me out
matius_
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- Jan 27, 2024
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helpful, thank you
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I have a question if you don't mind. I'm currently running a Spotify farm with 14 mobile devices. They are all on the same IP. If I would change to proxies right now would it be noticeable for Spotify?
- Nov 7, 2015
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Any IP change would likely be noticeable to Spotify, however if it doesn't look suspicious then it shouldn't cause you any issues.
To avoid raising any red flags you'll probably want to migrate your devices slowly to proxies that are based at least in the same region as the IP that they are currently all sat on. Having all 14 devices suddenly on an IP on the opposite side of the world for example is not something you want to be doing.
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I see all the important information about this topic in general are scattered all around this forum. Is there a specific thread that sums up all important info? Or do you have any tips, suggestions to do or avoid? Thanks mate I appreciate your help
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did you try private or 4g ?I used a static residential proxy ip for Spotify, and they logged me out