Which Proxy for Multiple YouTube Channels?

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I use Antidetect browser. (GoLogin) I will manage several YouTube channels. Which proxy type should I prefer to avoid problems?

Would it be useful to buy separate IPv4 proxies for each channel?

I have used VPN for months and have not had any problems, but I have heard that it is not safe.
 
It depends on what kind of transaction you are doing.

Monitoring? Views, or just uploading a video?
 
I use Antidetect browser. (GoLogin) I will manage several YouTube channels. Which proxy type should I prefer to avoid problems?

Would it be useful to buy separate IPv4 proxies for each channel?

I have used VPN for months and have not had any problems, but I have heard that it is not safe.

Yes, use separate residential IPv4 proxies for each channe, more stable and less likely to trigger flags than vpns.
 
Mobile proxies are pricey, but they’re by far the safest. They rarely get banned, so they’re perfect if you’re dealing with monetized channels or anything high-trust.
 
Static ISP proxies are what you're looking for. The benefit for this is they have unlimited bandwidth (within reason) so they should do the job for you
 
You can use Datacenter proxy if the country of your accounts is not tier 1, on countries like the USA proxies are already spammed. Don' t changing ip often is most important
 
You can use Datacenter proxy if the country of your accounts is not tier 1, on countries like the USA proxies are already spammed. Don' t changing ip often is most important
If I'm planning to run a YouTube channel from OUTSIDE USA and I'm not from the USA what should I do when they ask me to hand over my ID and address for tax reasons. When applying for monetization
 
I think using a separate clean IPv4 proxy for each channel is safer than using one shared VPN.
 
I suggest using Static Residential Proxies—they're durable and can last for months, helping you avoid the hassle of multiple IP logins.
 
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