Help with ip and google and stuff

Ok...so heres the deal.

About a month ago i got my google play publisher account disabled cause i made a app that was deemed copyright infringement......whatever

so i made a new account under my wifes name on a different computer that i dont use at home. only when i upload new apps i usually go to panera bread to use their internet so it doesnt tip them off with my ip address.


my question is.......is that really necessary.....i hate going there to upload my apps.



is it really that big of a deal if i have the same ip address as the account that is banned. even if im using a different computer?

You could just use a VPN or that computer that you are using to upload apps. Or just use a Virtual Machine on your own computer and set that to go trough a VPN.

Save yourself the gas, and purchase a VPN subscription as mentioned above. Otherwise look up google-safe proxies.

(G) is really touchy when it comes to stuff like that, they take you singing in from different ips as suspicious, If the account is a big money maker for you then I would just keep doing what you are doing to play it safe. But you could always phone verify the account and give an alternate email address, then go buy some good (G) passed private proxies from as close to you as you can get, then when you sing into the account for the first time from the proxy, it may block you, so you will have to go to the location that you normal upload from and sing in to your account and you will probably get a massage from (G) saying that they blocked a suspicious attempt to login to your account, and it will ask you if it was you, then say yes and it will tell you to connect with the ip address and mark it as safe then after all that you should be good to go. But I would just make the drive to upload the apps just to be on the safe side. If I missed anything please fell free to correct me.

first check that if you have dynamic IP or not. check your IP first then restart the router and check whether you are assigned a new IP or not. If you are, you don't need to worry about the logins that you do from your computer. If you are having the same IP then what you should you do is use a free VPN as mentioned by blue_monk