Youtube accounts getting banned

[dan_delgrosso]

Hello,does anyone know what might be the reason for my bans,shadowbans. I'm using anti-detect browser, residential proxies, warming up the account and most of my YouTube accounts gets banned/shadowbanned. What might be the reason? Is it proxies? If yes can someone recommend me a good proxy provider?

 

[VapeVendy]

How are you uploading content to the platform?

 

[Digital Marketer]

BTW which proxies are you using as of now ?

 

[dan_delgrosso]

BTW which proxies are you using as of now ?

I've tried bunch of them
Privateproxy,iproyal,proxycheap,proxyseller and etc

 

[vijaypoco6]

which country u from

 

[dan_delgrosso]

which country u from

Lithuania

 

[Digital Marketer]

I've tried bunch of them
Privateproxy,iproyal,proxycheap,proxyseller and etc

I would suggest you to use mobile proxies/residential proxies to accounts to be safe ...

 

[zkfie]

what region are you in?

 

[Aion4510]

YouTube's algorithms are so advanced that they can detect a fake account/bots even if you use everything you can think of. I learned my lesson on this the hard way when trying to mass-create hundreds of channels for liking/disliking videos. Honestly, it seems that you just can't outsmart YouTube's algorithms no matter what you do.

 

[vijaypoco6]

Lithuania

India I directly use 4 g mobile with indian sim as hotspot,have many accounts made to warm up,unfortunalty could not get time to devlop channels

 

[RoboTech]

Why did you go down that road in the first place?

I have dozens of channels using different Chrome browser profiles on the same IP, and I’ve never faced a shadowban.

YouTube doesn’t really have a problem with multiple accounts unlike most other platforms.

That being said, if your content gets flagged by the algorithm once, avoid reuploading the same content on other accounts.

 

[Greco Abdul]

The thing is your content, and your keywords is low qaulity

 

[Aion4510]

Why did you go down that road in the first place?

I have dozens of channels using different Chrome browser profiles on the same IP, and I’ve never faced a shadowban.

YouTube doesn’t really have a problem with multiple accounts unlike most other platforms.

That being said, if your content gets flagged by the algorithm once, avoid reuploading the same content on other accounts.

What about hundreds of channels? Like I said, I have around 900+ of them, and I need to prepare them all for a mass-action. But how do I do that? How do I warm the accounts up within the next month or so?

 

[RoboTech]

What about hundreds of channels? Like I said, I have around 900+ of them, and I need to prepare them all for a mass-action. But how do I do that? How do I warm the accounts up within the next month or so?

This is a completely different story. In my previous reply, I was talking about managing multiple channels for uploading content, not botting.

Botting is a whole other game. I experimented with it last year using AdsPower and proxies. Bought 100 aged accounts and set up an RPA system to warm them up, plus additional RPAs for different tasks across the accounts.

I did see some success, but honestly, the amount of money invested combined with the hardware resources it drained.. just wasn’t worth it for me in the end.

EDIT: To answer your question. Yes, you can warm up multiple accounts at once using RPA. Just program them to search random keywords, watch random videos, and perform other natural actions.

 

[GGAds]

The main reason is your content quality. Some of my videos/shorts have got about 100 millions views per month. Other ones have got only 100 views per month. All of the videos/shorts were uploaded on the same channel.

 

[AngelGoddess0809]

i highly suggest ProxxyEmpire.

 

[juli3tt]

youtube has an advanced system for detecting policy violations.
Have you uploaded the same or similar videos on the accounts? if so, try varying them. As for proxies, are you using ones from your own country?

 

[GlobalProxy4g]

Hello,does anyone know what might be the reason for my bans,shadowbans. I'm using anti-detect browser, residential proxies, warming up the account and most of my YouTube accounts gets banned/shadowbanned. What might be the reason? Is it proxies? If yes can someone recommend me a good proxy provider?

If you’re already using an anti-detect browser and warming up the accounts properly but still getting banned or shadowbanned, your residential proxies might be the problem. Many of those IPs are reused, flagged, or shared across users, which raises red flags with platforms like YouTube, especially when automation or multiple accounts are involved.
You might want to test mobile proxies instead. They’re considered much more trustworthy by YouTube because they come from real mobile carriers and offer dynamic IPs. That gives you a significantly better chance at avoiding bans even when running multiple accounts.

 

[Hidemyacc Global]

Hello,does anyone know what might be the reason for my bans,shadowbans. I'm using anti-detect browser, residential proxies, warming up the account and most of my YouTube accounts gets banned/shadowbanned. What might be the reason? Is it proxies? If yes can someone recommend me a good proxy provider?

Have you double checked your content? Youtube is not too strict with multiple accounts. If your tools and materials are ok, have you checked your content to see if it violates any policies?

 

[nitish16]

Bans might be from flagged proxies or poor browser fingerprints. Even with anti-detect tools, mismatched settings (like timezone, WebRTC, Canvas) can trigger detection. Try trusted residential proxies like Oxylabs or NetNut and warm accounts more slowly.