correlation between YouTube bots and aged google accounts

First of all, I apologize for my limited English proficiency.
Is there a correlation between YouTube bots and Aged Google Accounts?

I created an Android-based YouTube like bot.
I used a newly created Google account that was purchased, changed my IP using proxies, and clicked the 'like' button on a test video.
However, the likes decreased over 1-2 hours. Is this related to the quality of the Google account?

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Matagi said:

First of all, I apologize for my limited English proficiency.
Is there a correlation between YouTube bots and Aged Google Accounts?

I created an Android-based YouTube like bot.
I used a newly created Google account that was purchased, changed my IP using proxies, and clicked the 'like' button on a test video.
However, the likes decreased over 1-2 hours. Is this related to the quality of the Google account?

Thank you for reading the letter.

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Yes there is correlation between youtube bots and aged goggle accounts.New accounts are more likely to get flagged compare to old.

Yes, the accounts and your proxies are very important factors. Your bot, too, must be able to do this kind of work.

All 3 and more needs to be on point to have likes , views, etc that sticks without dropping or ghosting in the first place.

In order to find a pretty good setup, you must be willing to burn funds testing multiple factors in this game.

Goodluck, we wish you the best results in this experiment!

I don't recommend new accounts for black hat. Accounts without prior activity get suspended and action rejected, shadowbanned easily.

Thank you for your response. I have one more question.
I'm curious about how many months old the accounts typically used for bots are and how many days of YouTube usage history should be accumulated.

I look forward to your kind response and also thank you.

Aged accounts could help but I think the problem is not about it.

The fact that you used a newly created Google account, YouTube flagged it as invalid. Older accounts are more trustworthy.

Older accounts and accounts that have had activity are better
New accounts easily delete artificially pressed likes because they don't think they have much information

There are many correlation like age, history, behaviour, ip, fingerprint, schedule etc.

Matagi said:

First of all, I apologize for my limited English proficiency.
Is there a correlation between YouTube bots and Aged Google Accounts?

I created an Android-based YouTube like bot.
I used a newly created Google account that was purchased, changed my IP using proxies, and clicked the 'like' button on a test video.
However, the likes decreased over 1-2 hours. Is this related to the quality of the Google account?

Thank you for reading the letter.

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Yes, there is a Correlation between both the functioning of the bot and the age of the accounts and activity.

1. The most important part is if you can emulate human like behavior which will fix most of the fundamental problems.
2. Since you said you created an android based bot, that is good for starters. But try to use AI to emulate human actions. use any open source model and train it.

"I used a newly created Google account that was purchased, changed my IP using proxies, and clicked the 'like' button on a test video."

You can't start out that quick. The account needs to be warmed up first, with activity. This is why i mentioned "human like behavior".
It will be great if all your accounts get trained on "using the YouTube app", such as, browsing across other videos and performing some activity.
To be more realistic, it's best for each account to be running inside an emulator environment, so it can perform other activity like browse mail, browse the web, and perform other actions on the phone.
If it can emulate all of those actions(easily possible now with open source AI), then you will check all the boxes, that are critical in bypassing YouTube bot guard filters.

I'm very grateful for your kind responses. I will do my best.

using the search function on forum i came across this now,

im using a BAS w/ aged google accounts and was trying to do some engagement farming but to start, strictly w/ views. showed results after testing, saw view increase (small scale). now woke up in the morning to check and views are gone. tested and you see the traffic source appear, view still remain as 0. somethings flagged

could it be proxy? using residential.
or it could be fingerprint, my bas doesnt change for now

how do we clearly rule in the questions? if you test on another video and it works - "for now" then what are your thoughts?

thanks

my thoughts are, rather than bumping a thread from 4 months
ago you could have made a new thread.

proxygo said:

my thoughts are, rather than bumping a thread from 4 months
ago you could have made a new thread.

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lmaooo damn idk im new to bhw, apologizes. i figured replying to this thread was fine, plus there's more context w/ other peoples replies already. what are your thoughts on the post :joy:

worthtryin93 said:

lmaooo damn idk im new to bhw, apologizes. i figured replying to this thread was fine, plus there's more context w/ other peoples replies already. what are your thoughts on the post :joy:

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Some replies are here. https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/youtube-farm-views-getting-deleted.1562582/

reaaski said:

Some replies are here. https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/youtube-farm-views-getting-deleted.1562582/

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thanks