It's not about who created them, but where the account was created and what was a geolocation of the account. Tiktok might assign the original location to the account. But if it works for you then great.
A lifetime? What if you want to remove the app from AppStore after couple of years? What if API costs will exceed lifetime single payment earning? Or do you just assume it will only happen in very rare cases?
You can change the computer, even IP, but.. you cannot change your personal data to receive a fund transfer. How do you avoid giving the same first name, last name, address for the new account?
1. different computer and IP
2. different phone number, firstname and lastname
3. never open old projects in Android Studio on new computer
4. never access old Google account on new computer
From my experience (mostly reading other user stories) - it happens, but... it doesn't happen very often. Usually in cases when the ban was really a mistake, or an account owner was some well-known blog author. Practically not possible when you live in a 3rd world, in a country known for app...
Google is like: You can only sell your products in this one store in town because you signed an exclusive contract for 200 years. The store owner hates you and can pull your products off the shelf at any time. But even then, the contract doesn't allow you to sell them anywhere else.
My conspiracy theory is that the Google workers, the actual people who operate this shithole called Google Play, are exploiting this system by banning easy-niche competitors with shit apps and earning millions from it on their own with their own (shit) apps.
Guys, there are so many of those anti-detect browsers. Do you think it's still market for a new one? If it would be slightly cheaper and would have full support for separate fingerprints (including different canvas fingerprint for each profile).
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