SoundCloudPro
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- Dec 24, 2023
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My short answer is NO. This is not safe whatsoever.
My personal professional answer is to stay away from botting Apple Music. You will almost always get your music taken down and royalties withheld.
Same for Spotify botting, you will almost always lose money, get your music taken down or even worse not get it taken down, then get paid maybe a few dollars after already pouring hundreds of dollars a month into it.
** Never use a VPN while trying to bot on any music platform. These have high fraud scores and are usually either blocked or already abused. You need very High quality rotating Residential proxies and or High Quality rotating Mobile 4/5G proxies
Ive made some really educational posts touching on why you should avoid Apple Music, Spotify and Amazon Music. Trust me you are about 3-4 years too late to ride this train. The advanced fraud detections these specific platforms have is by far more superior than just about any streaming tactic any beginner would have access to. If you are a beginner trying to get started in bot farming those platforms I can almost guarantee you that it will fail. I know that’s the hard truth and most people won’t tell you this but I dislike seeing people try and start something that will almost certainly lose them money. This isn’t the way to go. Trust me when I say you can’t just get a few or even a hundred(s) of premium or free accounts and start streaming on phones or a browser and think that after 3 months you will see a return on investment. These 3 platforms have such advanced technology for detecting fraudulent activity that it makes it very very hard to circumnavigate
to avoid this detection. Not to mention they have whole departments that actively monitor this and Spotify specifically has made it their mission to prevent paying artist who participate in fraudulent activities. Just read up on Spotify new deterrents they are implementing in 2024.
I’ve again made some really good posts explaining this further into details, if you check out my posts and look for what I’ve said about trying these platforms you can see why.
This is my professional opinion based on about 8 years of experience in the music industry bot farming. Before 2020-2021 you could have made very good money easily on Spotify. Now I’m not saying you can’t make money bot farming on Spotify or Apple in 2024. But what I am saying is that for a beginner, it’s highly unlikely because you lack very important experience to avoid red flags that will cause your streams to be marked as suspicious, fraudulent and will lead to no royalties being paid out and your music getting taken down. You will need a substantial investment into Spotify ( thousands) to properly setup and manage a bot farm on Spotify or Apple and even then it’s a high risk. I would just overall avoid the headache that will ensue.
But please take the time and check out my profile and read some of the posts I’ve made further in this topic. I hope you can find the information useful. If you have any questions feel free to send me a PM and I will do my best to respond in a reasonable timeframe. I always do must best to give really good advice because I want to see people succeed.