Anti-Detect Browser+Proxy Setup?

Which antidetect tutorial are you talking about? For example, when I use Hidemyacc, I just add a proxy to the profile, pick the OS and browser, and then start it up. You might wanna ask a bit more specifically so everyone can give you better answers.
 
Which antidetect tutorial are you talking about? For example, when I use Hidemyacc, I just add a proxy to the profile, pick the OS and browser, and then start it up. You might wanna ask a bit more specifically so everyone can give you better answers.
I plan to use MultiLogin + Residential Proxy from Dataimpulse. The goal is to create multiple faceless channels.

What I'm still confused about is how to upload big file videos? Should I upload directly through the proxy?
 
Hello

Does anyone have a setup tutorial for an anti-detect browser and proxy?
You can start by using multilogin, gologin or kameleo with a reliable residential or mobile proxy. Set up a fresh profile for each account, enable 2FA, and make sure browser fingerprints are unique.
 
Each profile being separate and unique really helps avoid flags.
 
You can start by using multilogin, gologin or kameleo with a reliable residential or mobile proxy. Set up a fresh profile for each account, enable 2FA, and make sure browser fingerprints are unique.
And adsense, need to create more than one? I'm running 5 channels on my machine, but I want to use multilogin to run more channels.

Some channels already got terminated one day and all my channels got terminated at the same time. I don't want this to happen anymore
 
You might wanna ask a bit more specifically so everyone can give you better answers.

You can start by using multilogin, gologin or kameleo with a reliable residential or mobile proxy. Set up a fresh profile for each account, enable 2FA, and make sure browser fingerprints are unique.
Here's a question, after the anti-detect browser with proxy setup is done: let's say I use US proxy, but I am from EU and I want to enable advanced features on that channel. As you know, there are 3 options. If you try with ID, YouTube will ask for US documents (due to proxy ip) so the only 2 options are video recording and channel history (2 months). What option would you choose to enable advanced features?
 
I plan to use MultiLogin + Residential Proxy from Dataimpulse. The goal is to create multiple faceless channels.

What I'm still confused about is how to upload big file videos? Should I upload directly through the proxy?
Yes, you should use the account from a different IP address than your other accounts. The only thing to be worried about is the bandwidth costs of the proxies, it will be high if you're using mobile proxies.
 
And adsense, need to create more than one? I'm running 5 channels on my machine, but I want to use multilogin to run more channels.

Some channels already got terminated one day and all my channels got terminated at the same time. I don't want this to happen anymore
Each channel has a separate profile and a separate proxy. If you want to save money on proxies, you can buy mobile proxies, but don't buy them based on traffic; instead, pay monthly, as this will be cheaper. Or you can use residential IPV4 proxies, with a separate proxy for each profile.
 
Use MultiLogin/GoLogin + residential proxies (residential IPs look more like real users). Create a fresh profile + unique fingerprint, enable 2FA, separate recovery/payment. If you must upload big files using a proxy, then use a dedicated high‑bandwidth proxy.
 
It's very easy, just search YouTube and you'll find plenty of tutorials.
 
Nowadays, setting up a profile in an anti-detection browser is practically automatic. I use Hybrid 2.0 mode in Linken Sphere. Just copy your proxy in the connection settings.
 
Here's a question, after the anti-detect browser with proxy setup is done: let's say I use US proxy, but I am from EU and I want to enable advanced features on that channel. As you know, there are 3 options. If you try with ID, YouTube will ask for US documents (due to proxy ip) so the only 2 options are video recording and channel history (2 months). What option would you choose to enable advanced features?
I’d go with the channel history option
 
First, check if your proxy service provider's partners include the anti-detect browser you're using. They typically provide detailed tutorials on how to use it—this is the official and reliable method.
 
Use good dedicated proxies, match your browser settings with the proxy location, and test everything on dummy accounts first.
 
Ux and tutorial of antidetect browsers are very friendly. Create new profiles, add proxy in preferences and you are life
 
Here's a question, after the anti-detect browser with proxy setup is done: let's say I use US proxy, but I am from EU and I want to enable advanced features on that channel. As you know, there are 3 options. If you try with ID, YouTube will ask for US documents (due to proxy ip) so the only 2 options are video recording and channel history (2 months). What option would you choose to enable advanced features?
Hmm, in that case I’d go with video verification. It’s more reliable than waiting 2 months for channel history and you avoid the whole ID issue with the US proxy.
 
It's better to describe the task. I think more questions will arise when choosing a proxy.

As for an anti-detection browser, any well-known one will suit you. Now you can create a profile there in one click, and also add a proxy in one click. You can try the free plan at Linken Sphere (5 profiles) or Adspower (2 profiles).
 
There's nothing complicated about it. Just copy and paste your proxies, selecting the desired connection protocol. The logic is the same in any anti-detection browser. I use Proxy-seller +Linken Sphere. Or I share mobile connection from my phone (like mobile proxy) and select a direct connection in the browser.
 
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