Does Youtube detect views if you are using proxy servers?
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DunderMannen
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Depends. We can't answer that with only this info mate
mofo
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and do the views stay?
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Do those views stick?
Whitewhistle
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Don't forget that a good provider will automatically make things work. You have to be careful. Don't try to generate those views too quickly, make breaks, spoof your user agent, clear cache and cookies.
HustleTong
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Views stay. Channel vanishes.
Northstarr
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Billion dollar tech company owned by google. I’m guessing they can
Robertaver
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Try Web Proxies. YouTube uses this information to identify your computer, so that it can ignore multiple views from it.
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This short answer is yes.
The long answer is yes but there are things you can do to make it less likely. For instance your proxy provider can close off certain ports and drop certain http headers been sent. Also when the owner of the proxy IP is looked up you don't want it to be a data centre or hosting company. 4G proxies are best to avoid this, blend in with the crowd.
After the IP is cleaner you can start making sure your browser isn't shouting "automation!", you should test it against recaptcha3 and distil networks. Making the changes you'll need to do to your browser is no simple task though unless you understand what you are changing. Some plugins can help though.
Hope that helps.
The long answer is yes but there are things you can do to make it less likely. For instance your proxy provider can close off certain ports and drop certain http headers been sent. Also when the owner of the proxy IP is looked up you don't want it to be a data centre or hosting company. 4G proxies are best to avoid this, blend in with the crowd.
After the IP is cleaner you can start making sure your browser isn't shouting "automation!", you should test it against recaptcha3 and distil networks. Making the changes you'll need to do to your browser is no simple task though unless you understand what you are changing. Some plugins can help though.
Hope that helps.