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You'd pick one thing and stick with it. YouTube automation works. You'd better thumbnails, better hooks, and content that actually solves a problem. If YouTube's frustrating you, try something that doesn't rely on algorithms. Freelance writing, video editing, or managing social media for local...

Residential proxies are the go to for long term accounts. Mobile proxies are the safest but cost more and are slower. Just grab an antidetect browser with a free plan to test out. Most of them have a free tier with 5-10 environments. That's enough to figure out if it works for you.

If you're logging into purchased accounts from the same device or IP, they'll get linked. You'd make sure the accounts actually have Marketplace access. Some don't, so check that first. Also use a clean residential proxy. if your account is US-based, you should use a US ip and match the...

Your proxy might be clean, but if your browser fingerprint is identical to a previous flagged account, you'll hit the same screen. You'd use antidetect browser or cloud phones. Then you can set up a fresh profile for a new account. Also use a real SIM number for verification. VoIP numbers get...

Most people are moving away from physical phones anyway. The hardware setup is a huge pain. you'd look at a bunch of used Android phones (at least Android 6.0)m a USB hub to connect them all to a PC, and some control software. The cleaner, more modern way is using cloud phones. it's a phone...

They're looking at your whole setup: IP, device fingerprints, payment history, even how consistent your login patterns are. One small mismatch can trigger a review. also if you're sunning multiple ad accounts or business managers, you need to keep them totally isolated. If one gets hit, the...

TikTok‘s got beef with emulators. It's not just your settings, they actively detect and crash on purpose. Android or iOS cloud phonea are way more stable for running multiple accounts.

It's expensive, high-risk, and requires constant maintenance. that's why the platforms' limits on automation and duplicate content aren't just to stop spam. They're to stop exactly what you're describing

You need a brand new digital identity. Grab an anti detect browser for a clean fingerprint, a solid residential proxy (no datacenter IPs, those get flagged fast), and a fresh phone number. Don't reuse anything from the old setup.

OBL=1 alone doesn't make much difference today. Apple accessories is competitive, 30 PBNs might give you a short-term boost, but it's not enough to consistently hold top 5 against established. sites with real authority.

Buying accounts works, but Facebook's been cracking down hard. But age doesn't matter if the account's been dead for years. You need a clean residential proxy and a separate anti-detect browser profile per account, or they'll link them. Also ask for cookies, not just the password. Import those...

No warnings means it's likely an automated flag. usually a temporary restriction, not a full ban. Try to check account status in settings. sometimes there's a hidden restriction. Also clear browser cache and cookies. don't use any VPN or proxy. You can try posting from a different device or...

Uninstalling TikTok and changing the proxy won't fully clean the device fingerprint. The app leaves traces. If you want to swap proxies on the same phone, you need to clear the app data and reset the advertising ID at minimum. If you're serious about scaling, antidetect browser or cloud phones...

I've shifted from mass creation to quality management. It's lower but accounts last months. Before running a new setup at scale, I test with several accounts first. Let them run for 2 weeks. If they survive, I scale. If not, I tweak the setup until they do.

Automation is great, but only if you see what it's doing and stop it when it goes wrong. So I care if it tells me exactly what it's doing, why it's doing it, and if I can stop it when it's about to mess something up. I need clear logs to see what happened, not just a success message.