New YouTube channels after ban

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I recently had a small YT channel get banned. I submitted an appeal but was rejected. I have 3 additional channels that were linked to this banned account (same email and logged in on same device). The other channels still seem accessible (I can use them even though the main account is deleted).

Will I still be allowed to build these additional channels? The content is not related, so I won't reuse anything from the banned channel. Does anyone here have experience running channels that were linked to a previously banned account?

I also have some other random channels on different emails. They would be associated by IP address but not by email account. Are those safe?

Also, any advice on best practices for building new accounts going forward? I'm assuming I should build some backups using fresh google accounts on antidetect browser. Any additional advice would be great.
 
I recently had a small YT channel get banned. I submitted an appeal but was rejected. I have 3 additional channels that were linked to this banned account (same email and logged in on same device). The other channels still seem accessible (I can use them even though the main account is deleted).

Will I still be allowed to build these additional channels? The content is not related, so I won't reuse anything from the banned channel. Does anyone here have experience running channels that were linked to a previously banned account?

I also have some other random channels on different emails. They would be associated by IP address but not by email account. Are those safe?

Also, any advice on best practices for building new accounts going forward? I'm assuming I should build some backups using fresh google accounts on antidetect browser. Any additional advice would be great.
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I’d check YouTube’s termination rules before building on the linked channels, since using other channels after a termination can also violate its policies. Separate emails or browsers don’t guarantee safety, so it’s better to resolve the termination issue first.
 
If YouTube has terminated your channel operating other channels may also put them at risk under its policies. Avoid trying to bypass the ban using fresh email accounts or antidetect browsers. Its better to contact YouTube Support for clarification and follow its policies.
 
If the termination applies to you, other channels may be affected too, even if they’re still accessible. I’d clarify this with YouTube before investing more time in them.
 
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