TikTok 0 views

Hi everyone,

I need to upload 10,000 videos from different accounts.
The mechanism itself works, but each video gets 0 views.
I've used different types of proxies—mobile, residential, etc.—but nothing works. I'm publishing through anti-detection browsers.

Even if I manually publish a video from my computer, it gets 0 views.

However, if I do it from my phone, it already gets 90 to 200 views.
What can I do? I really need to upload a video with guaranteed views. Has anyone run such a farm and can share their experience?

The fact that the same videos get some views when uploaded from a phone but 0 through your other setups pretty much say's it. You're gonna want to reconsider your setup, or at least connection environment, the devices you use, acc history, upsage behaviours and patterns, etc., especially where automation is concerned.
Besides, uploading 10,000 videos from different accounts is already unusual by TikTok's standard, so I'd be surprised if TikTok only looked at the IP and nothing else. Proxy's gonna be low on the list to check.
It also depends over what time frame these 10k vids get uploaded and if the accounts haven't been entirely branded by TikTok's algo as no good. Testing might need a fresh batch of sufficiently warmed-up accounts.

I have the same question as you.

I'd just switch to real phones. Sounds like you've already found what's working.

0 views usually mean trust issue, not proxy issue. I had same thing, changing proxy didnt fix it. Account/device behavior was the real problem

Tiktok is very strict when it comes to posting and that kind of setup will typically not work. You need to tick all boxes:

• Proper environment / device (e.g real phones or high quality cloud phones)
• High quality proxy (preferrably mobile) with clean IP
• Separation between accounts
• Appropriate warmup
• Unique content

This often indicates a distribution or trust issue rather than a proxy issue. Platforms may limit reach for accounts that show unusual posting patterns or low trust signals. Focus on account quality, content quality, and normal usage patterns instead of trying to guarantee views.