Google APP\API with proxies and fingerprints

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Hi,

Was wondering,
Multilogin and other identity services protect your access via the web interface, what about something for the app or api? there are features only available there but is it possible to work with them somehow without risking the account.

If for example we run a US account with a US proxy and now want to access the google app or api apart from a vpn is there a way to achieve this?
 
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Absolutely. Once the account is live & stable, one can interface with the API without raising any flags. This is the easiest method in my personal opinion because you can use datacenter proxies unrelated to account.

Do with that what you will :smirk:
 
cusipoqosat said:
Absolutely. Once the account is live & stable, one can interface with the API without raising any flags. This is the easiest method in my personal opinion because you can use datacenter proxies unrelated to account.

Do with that what you will :smirk:
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So a proxy is still needed because it uses the account credentials to access the api?
Have you tried with the app or just api?
Are there any services based on the api or do you use your own?
How complicated is it for example to upload\import a massive excel via the api? via the web interface it doesn't take all sheets\layers what about the api?
 
Over a month and you still didn't test it?
It's API connection, receiver gets only what you send him in request, plus, as mentioned before, it's totally normal to do API queries from datacenter IP, cause most tools using API are not real humans, it's software-to-software communication channel, and normally API only have access to user agent that you present to it and your IP.

Account is always at risk, especially fresh one, but that's what it is with G now. I doubt that they have special concerns with API, not a lot of frauders are using it really
 
VitalyProkofiev said:
Over a month and you still didn't test it?
It's API connection, receiver gets only what you send him in request, plus, as mentioned before, it's totally normal to do API queries from datacenter IP, cause most tools using API are not real humans, it's software-to-software communication channel, and normally API only have access to user agent that you present to it and your IP.

Account is always at risk, especially fresh one, but that's what it is with G now. I doubt that they have special concerns with API, not a lot of frauders are using it really
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Fair point, however testing it requires sacrificing an account\campaign which has costs.
Just wanted a bit more info, if possible, before going into costs and self exploring.

Appreciate your inputs, very helpful!

One other thing i'm interested in is Google Ads Editor, does it work the same way using it as it does with the API? I can see it supports proxies.
 
Anyone else on Google Ads Editor or should i just start a separate thread?
 
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