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.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?
Thats not a problem at allYes 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![]()
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?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.
How to they do it? I dont need a temporary fix. Thank youYouTube is smart enough to detect this. Better invest the money in buying views from a panel.
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 proxiesI 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.