Youtube deleted my Channel

Sorry for your loss, man. YT's footprint detection is insane in 2026. Using just antidetect and proxies is rarely enough if the behavior patterns don't look organic.

My advice: Start fresh on a clean device/IP, and focus on ranking via technical SEO and targeted keywords instead of aggressive view botting. It's the only way to keep a channel alive long-term now. Raw views mean nothing if the algorithm flags the source.
 
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Amr_kh said:
I was increasing Youtube views using antidetect browser and Mobile proxy but youtube recognized that and deleted my channel. Someone tell my what should I do please. I'm very disappointed.
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That setup is most likely what got you caught.
I’d stop all fake traffic stuff immediately and only use the official appeal if you think it was a mistake. YouTube does terminate or penalize channels for artificial traffic.


After that, rebuild the proper way.
 
This is impossible. YouTube doesn't delete channels for the mere fact of cheating; otherwise, any channel could be blocked. Most likely, it's related to your content.
 
Since you've already circumvented the rules, appealing is useless. The only way to get back on track is to create a new channel with clean content, focus on YouTube SEO and share naturally. This will be more effective and safer.
 
Amr_kh said:
I was increasing Youtube views using antidetect browser and Mobile proxy but youtube recognized that and deleted my channel. Someone tell my what should I do please. I'm very disappointed.
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Yeah, that sucks, I get you. But YouTube catches this stuff really fast now, especially with proxies and antidetect, so it barely works anymore. If you start a new channel, it’s better to keep it clean from the start good thumbnails, solid retention, and real traffic matter way more now than any fake views.
 
Amr_kh said:
I was increasing Youtube views using antidetect browser and Mobile proxy but youtube recognized that and deleted my channel. Someone tell my what should I do please. I'm very disappointed.
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it’s likely a fingerprint leak or your WebRTC wasn’t properly spoofed. youtube is super aggressive now with device tracking. you should try a more stable antidetect browser like Hidemyacc or Multilogin. also, make sure your mobile proxies are qualified and not from a blacklisted range. lowkey, slow down the view velocity so it looks more human.
 
Building on the idea of focusing on organic growth methods, I've found that creating high-quality, engaging content and promoting it through social media platforms can drive significant traffic to your YouTube channel. For example, I've seen a 25% increase in views on one of my channels by sharing behind-the-scenes content on Instagram and TikTok, which in turn drove users to watch the full video on YouTube. Additionally, leveraging collaborations with other creators in your niche can help expand your audience and build credibility, resulting in more sustainable and long-term growth. One of my channels saw a 50% boost in subscribers after collaborating with a popular creator in the same niche, and the engagement rates have remained high ever since.
 
Panther28 said:
I'm disappointed in you! lol You thought you could be sneaky and ruin youtube, but your greed got the better of you. Now your goosed, and you have to go looking for new revenue stream, and learn that gaming the system, doesn't mean you win, compared with ethical work.
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Trash ai response
 
If you were using anti-detect browsers and proxies, you technically violated the Terms of Service. Appealing usually results in a generic "we’ve reviewed and confirmed our decision" email. Don't waste your energy trying to argue the ban.
 
Amr_kh said:
I was increasing Youtube views using antidetect browser and Mobile proxy but youtube recognized that and deleted my channel. Someone tell my what should I do please. I'm very disappointed.
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time for a new account / new ip / antidetect browser ,
 
Amr_kh said:
I was increasing Youtube views using antidetect browser and Mobile proxy but youtube recognized that and deleted my channel. Someone tell my what should I do please. I'm very disappointed.
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it would mean to me that the issue lies with the traffic source itself rather than the medium used. firstly, review ur termination notice nd file an appeal if it seems like u have a strong reason. in the event that ur appeal is rejjected i would start from scratch using regular promotions nd genuine visitors insstead of proxies nd browsers.
 
I don't think any browser can outdo YouTube. You should reconsider.
 
Amr_kh said:
I was increasing Youtube views using antidetect browser and Mobile proxy but youtube recognized that and deleted my channel. Someone tell my what should I do please. I'm very disappointed.
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I will recommend you to start a new one and don't do anything which is against the YouTube and try to make original content.
 
ToolsBuyer said:
trying to game the system with antidetect browsers for views is literally asking for yt to zap your channel, so yeah, they totally caught on. You pretty much have to either play by the rules next time or find a different platform that’s cool with that kind of hustle
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Actually, short-term gains are not worth putting the entire channel at risk. Sustainable results take more time but bring much better results in the end.
 
Give up and start a new channel with real views. My condolences to you.
 
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