The Android emulator is used to achieve everything.

[xie666]

First of all, I need to clarify that I am a Chinese person. I learned about a simulator from Chinese users. It is an ARM Android system that was developed from a developer version. It can log in to Google accounts normally. Many Chinese people have used it for Douyin and achieved good results, but no one seems to have tried using it for YouTube. I'm not promoting this website, and it's a Chinese website where no one can purchase it. I just want to understand everything. This simulator can use real phone parameters and upload Google authentication certificates to better simulate everything. Right now, I just want to ask one thing: Can I use this simulator to replace hundreds or even thousands of phones and send natural video views to my channel? I use a 4G mobile proxy every day to do real activities for these accounts and run them with a script.
https://doc.moyunteng.com/


If you have several hundred mobile phones, please leave a message below to discuss with us whether we can use simulators and real phones for our research.

 

[SilviaSignals]

Interesting approach if it truly mimics real device behavior with legit certs and 4G proxies, it could have potential. The key will be keeping everything looking natural at scale. Has anyone here tested this setup for YouTube?

 

[xie666]

Interesting approach if it truly mimics real device behavior with legit certs and 4G proxies, it could have potential. The key will be keeping everything looking natural at scale. Has anyone here tested this setup for YouTube?

To be honest, bro, I'm also looking for information on whether anyone has conducted tests on it. Since this is a Chinese software, I feel that no Chinese people have tested it. To be precise, it's not a software but a hardware. To purchase it, you need to pay a monthly fee, and then you can generate many simulators. So, I'm also looking for information on whether anyone has tested this development board or whether anyone has used 300 or 500 mobile phones to test all this.

 

[tompots]

First of all, I need to clarify that I am a Chinese person. I learned about a simulator from Chinese users. It is an ARM Android system that was developed from a developer version. It can log in to Google accounts normally. Many Chinese people have used it for Douyin and achieved good results, but no one seems to have tried using it for YouTube. I'm not promoting this website, and it's a Chinese website where no one can purchase it. I just want to understand everything. This simulator can use real phone parameters and upload Google authentication certificates to better simulate everything. Right now, I just want to ask one thing: Can I use this simulator to replace hundreds or even thousands of phones and send natural video views to my channel? I use a 4G mobile proxy every day to do real activities for these accounts and run them with a script.
https://doc.moyunteng.com/


If you have several hundred mobile phones, please leave a message below to discuss with us whether we can use simulators and real phones for our research.

Emulators are indeed powerful tools for automation and testing.

 

[xie666]

Emulators are indeed powerful tools for automation and testing.

To be honest, bro, I think so too. Because just to ensure that your Google account won't be banned while logging in on Google alone is already a very difficult thing. This phone has managed to do it, which means Google has approved it.

 

[Jack Dannyn]

To be honest, bro, I think so too. Because just to ensure that your Google account won't be banned while logging in on Google alone is already a very difficult thing. This phone has managed to do it, which means Google has approved it.

You can try to do all this by using an Android emulator along with a 4G mobile proxy, and then upload a Google certificate to them. Maybe you can use them for black hat SEO.

 

[kargu]

You need a PC with high hardware to that emulators

 

[A1link Solution]

Sounds interesting thanks for sharing. If the simulator really uses real phone parameters and you're running it with 4G proxies and real activity, it might work for YouTube. But at big scale, YouTube is pretty smart there's definitely risk. Has anyone here actually tested this on YouTube?

 

[V]

Let us know when you have tested this Emulator yourself. I don't think I will buy some Chinese software/hardware without any vouches from reputed members.

 

[xie666]

Sounds interesting thanks for sharing. If the simulator really uses real phone parameters and you're running it with 4G proxies and real activity, it might work for YouTube. But at big scale, YouTube is pretty smart there's definitely risk. Has anyone here actually tested this on YouTube?

I bought about three devices. They all use 1T B solid-state drives. I calculated that each device can log in about 200 Google accounts and YouTube accounts before the memory is used up. Each device costs about 200 US dollars. After some time, I will test them by setting up 4G mobile proxies, importing Google certificates and real mobile phone parameters to see if they can bypass Google's restrictions.


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If possible, this would solve a major problem, and I wouldn't need 1,000 or even 2,000 mobile phones.

 

[xie666]

Let us know when you have tested this Emulator yourself. I don't think I will buy some Chinese software/hardware without any vouches from reputed members.

Yes, I have tested it. I used their platform to register on Douyin and upload videos. Both of these are feasible. Logging in with a Google account won't result in account suspension. However, I haven't tested whether YouTube retains the view count and whether it can recognize the view count. Many Chinese people are using these devices to do Douyin. They are doing very well and have developed a complete set of scripts.


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Also, I'm not a salesperson and I won't be selling these items. I'm just asking because these things are not only available in China. I believe many countries have this kind of development version. It's a simulator developed on an ARM chip board, similar to your phone's CPU. It creates another phone using your phone's CPU, or develops 5 or even 10 virtual phones within your phone.


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Besides, I'm not a salesperson and I won't be selling this item either, because it won't generate much profit. Moreover, the shipping costs for cross-border transactions might be several hundred dollars.

So please understand correctly. I'm merely sharing that such a thing exists, and logging in with Google won't result in a ban. I'm just trying to inquire if anyone has studied this aspect, or if anyone has actually implemented it. We can discuss it below, so that I can conduct better experiments and achieve it.

 

[xie666]

Sounds interesting thanks for sharing. If the simulator really uses real phone parameters and you're running it with 4G proxies and real activity, it might work for YouTube. But at big scale, YouTube is pretty smart there's definitely risk. Has anyone here actually tested this on YouTube?

This is also the reason why I haven't tried it. I know that many Chinese people have tried using it for Douyin and have been very successful. They haven't been banned and their video plays well. They all use static proxies. However, we need to use 4G mobile proxies, which are dynamic. This is the reason why I'm sharing this. I want to ask the experts if any of them have used it. Because it's just an ARM development board, it can be bought in any country. Then it can be used to create a simulator. So I think there will be people who have used it in this forum. Currently, I know that using it to log in to a Google account won't be banned. It successfully avoided Google's robot detection. But it seems that it can't register a Google account because registering a Google account also requires a mobile phone number. Logging in won't be banned, but it can't register Google. So it's not a real phone. It just simulates to become a real phone. Approximately 70% to 80%.


To be honest, this "brother" thing is quite interesting. If we could use this to deceive YouTube, then I think we could obtain a lot of advertising revenue and improve video rankings. For example, using black hat SEO, let's say I use this simulator to log in to 2000 Google accounts and use these 2000 Google accounts to rank some medium-level keyword videos. This is also a good option. However, I need to avoid having my accounts banned because no one can guarantee that the accounts will never be banned. The detection of Google accounts is always very strange.


So now I'm thinking about it, and I'm considering conducting a test before they do. I posted a message to inquire about all this because purchasing a 4G mobile proxy is also quite expensive, and purchasing a Google account also requires certain fees. I already have these machines, and the machines cost me around $600.



Even if I log into 2000 accounts, I can only optimize videos with keywords that have little competition. Moreover, I have to prevent these 2000 accounts from being banned. If he can deceive YouTube to obtain advertising revenue, that would be great.

 

[xie666]

Emulators are indeed powerful tools for automation and testing.

Yes, buddy, have you used any similar simulators before? I'm looking for some experts who have used them to discuss together whether we can proceed with the next step. I don't want to waste hundreds of dollars of costs in vain because I'm currently purchasing these simulators and I'm still using them for some software in China. But I don't know if they can deceive YouTube.