Can I get youtub3 views with mobile data hot spot?

lameblamy

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If I set up a hotspot with my phone to my laptop and watch the video in a unique vm (useragent, timezone, OS), then switch ip (airplane mode) and switch vm, would it work?
 
If I set up a hotspot with my phone to my laptop and watch the video in a unique vm (useragent, timezone, OS), then switch ip (airplane mode) and switch vm, would it work?
I am curious as well. I think you need to have cookies in order to count it as view. Maybe someone more advanced can give input.
 
Yes you can.

Problem is: accounts.

youtube is very smart right now - just look how many services started to drop After December Update.

youtube look at:
fingerprints
ip
source
velocity
account
account trust
Etc etc.

so Yeah it can Work but there’s No point in doing that.
You can’t do any engagement without account.

100% views from search, from non-logged accounts, without engagement looks super suspicious :)
 
All those views will come back to back from the same ISP, same location : This will trigger a red flag, no matter if other aspects are spoofed.
 
Yes you can.

Problem is: accounts.

youtube is very smart right now - just look how many services started to drop After December Update.

youtube look at:
fingerprints
ip
source
velocity
account
account trust
Etc etc.

so Yeah it can Work but there’s No point in doing that.
You can’t do any engagement without account.

100% views from search, from non-logged accounts, without engagement looks super suspicious :)
Thats not a problem at all :), I already solved that. What do you mean by velocity?
 
All those views will come back to back from the same ISP, same location : This will trigger a red flag, no matter if other aspects are spoofed.
So if I diversify my proxies all across the country and connect to them individually, then it should not be a problem considering I would use multiple ISP's and have MAC, bot, cookies, accs, useragent, timezone, webrtc in check?
 
YouTube is smart enough to detect this. Better invest the money in buying views from a panel.
 
I don't think it's an efficient process because YouTube can detect this as all of the views are coming from the same ISP which in itself is a red flag other than that there's also the problem of
fingerprints, IPs, Area Codes etc.
 
I don't think it's an efficient process because YouTube can detect this as all of the views are coming from the same ISP which in itself is a red flag other than that there's also the problem of
fingerprints, IPs, Area Codes etc.
Yes as I mentioned the network thing is my only problem I have to figure out how to route my devices in order to make it look legit so I'll try proxies
 
Those views will not be counted, it is a waste of time.
 
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