Best proxy for personal youtube

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razzaer

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Basically my white hat channel got banned and notification I can’t make more channels.

Haven’t risked trying anything on personal ip + fingerprint / hardware as I still have some miscellaneous channels which seem ok.

I tried residential proxy on anti detect to create the accounts and upload but after a few days they get banned for the way the accounts were created.

I was wondering what residential or mobile proxies actually work and whether I should put it on VPS too? Also if anyone else has any other setup tips so I can just make an account which won’t be flagged. I’ve heard some people just change personal ip and upload on new browser but I was cautious of this.

I don’t mind spending 100$+ on proxies either

Thanks
 
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A private, static residential proxy sounds like what you want. OR you could go down the route of a self-hosted VPN which would be cheaper, just got to find a decent server host to set it up on.
 
Honestly, if your aim with the YouTube channel is longevity, I would use your personal IP.

Anything involving proxies and anti-detect browsers is eventually going to fail. Proxy leaks your IP, Anti detect leaks your fingerprints.

If you really don't want to use your personal IP, you could get a fresh phone with a new SIM and some data.
 
C63 said:
Sorry about that. But Banned means? Did you do something wrong?
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Youtube automated ban, something must have picked me up and they really don't review appeals at all. It happens a lot to channels in my niche, it's just the luck of the draw.
Elusive Proxy said:
Honestly, if your aim with the YouTube channel is longevity, I would use your personal IP.

Anything involving proxies and anti-detect browsers is eventually going to fail. Proxy leaks your IP, Anti detect leaks your fingerprints.

If you really don't want to use your personal IP, you could get a fresh phone with a new SIM and some data.
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So I don't mind using a personal IP and I have got a different IP right now than the banned account but my device hardware and fingerprint (it can be different using firefox) will be the same. I've tried to find an answer on this forum but couldn't find any definitive solution to youtube circumvention.

I know if i were to start using chrome again on the same profile I got banned, even a new account I would be picked up but I have heard people on the same IP being ok as long as it is a different browser. I'm just looking for the most bulletproof solution.

Right now I set up my account on a fresh device on mobile with 4g (so setup was entirely independent) and have logged into this account on a hardened firefox with no proxy or webGL masking on the same device.
 
razzaer said:
Youtube automated ban, something must have picked me up and they really don't review appeals at all. It happens a lot to channels in my niche, it's just the luck of the draw.

So I don't mind using a personal IP and I have got a different IP right now than the banned account but my device hardware and fingerprint (it can be different using firefox) will be the same. I've tried to find an answer on this forum but couldn't find any definitive solution to youtube circumvention.

I know if i were to start using chrome again on the same profile I got banned, even a new account I would be picked up but I have heard people on the same IP being ok as long as it is a different browser. I'm just looking for the most bulletproof solution.

Right now I set up my account on a fresh device on mobile with 4g (so setup was entirely independent) and have logged into this account on a hardened firefox with no proxy or webGL masking on the same device.
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Hiding fingerprints can be just as weird to websites as having duplicate fingerprints.

If you want a legit long term YouTube channel, do it in the most legit way.
 
I just got banned few hours ago too on 1 of my channels , I think 2hours ago, and YouTube said I should not create new account but I'm not sure YouTube really track with ip/fingerprint. I believe they use only id you provided in advance features verification but I may be wrong
 
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