In Development: Advanced Spotify Streaming Bot

noworldbash said:

Hello BlackHat Members,

I hope you're all doing well. I wanted to share a bit about a project I've been working on recently and seek some guidance from the community. I am currently in the process of developing an Advanced Spotify streaming automation bot, leveraging my background as a Computer Science student majoring in AI and Machine Learning. The primary aim is to emulate human behavior, making it challenging for Spotify to distinguish between my bot and actual users.

Plus, I'm excited to announce that I have made significant progress, and the development is now at 70% completion. I've incorporated a range of human-like features, from natural navigation and interactions to lifelike listening patterns. But I'm not stopping here. I'm actively working on more enhancements to ensure the bot's sustainability in the long term by adding a multitude of human behavior functions.

However, before I'd proceed further into this project, I wanted to reach out to the community and ask if anyone has experienced success with effective Spotify streaming bots as of late 2023. I'm particularly interested in understanding the viability of profiting from such a method, considering Spotify's robust anti-bot technologies like Google Tag Manager, CrUX Dataset, and Cloudflare Radar. Interestingly, even with the inclusion of Cloudflare in their tech stack, my project seems to be holding its ground.

If you have any insights or success related to Spotify streaming bots, especially in the context of the recent developments in 2023, I would greatly appreciate your input. I am particularly interested in engaging with individuals who have experience in developing or running Spotify streaming bots/farms and are willing to exchange valuable insights. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions related to the development; I'm open to discussing any aspects of the project..

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Nabilmeer said:

From what i know, this business is dying, i even saw some articles that in 2024 Spotify is investing more and more to get rid of automated bots

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noworldbash said:

Hello BlackHat Members,

I hope you're all doing well. I wanted to share a bit about a project I've been working on recently and seek some guidance from the community. I am currently in the process of developing an Advanced Spotify streaming automation bot, leveraging my background as a Computer Science student majoring in AI and Machine Learning. The primary aim is to emulate human behavior, making it challenging for Spotify to distinguish between my bot and actual users.

Plus, I'm excited to announce that I have made significant progress, and the development is now at 70% completion. I've incorporated a range of human-like features, from natural navigation and interactions to lifelike listening patterns. But I'm not stopping here. I'm actively working on more enhancements to ensure the bot's sustainability in the long term by adding a multitude of human behavior functions.

However, before I'd proceed further into this project, I wanted to reach out to the community and ask if anyone has experienced success with effective Spotify streaming bots as of late 2023. I'm particularly interested in understanding the viability of profiting from such a method, considering Spotify's robust anti-bot technologies like Google Tag Manager, CrUX Dataset, and Cloudflare Radar. Interestingly, even with the inclusion of Cloudflare in their tech stack, my project seems to be holding its ground.

If you have any insights or success related to Spotify streaming bots, especially in the context of the recent developments in 2023, I would greatly appreciate your input. I am particularly interested in engaging with individuals who have experience in developing or running Spotify streaming bots/farms and are willing to exchange valuable insights. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions related to the development; I'm open to discussing any aspects of the project..

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noworldbash said:

Hello BlackHat Members,

I hope you're all doing well. I wanted to share a bit about a project I've been working on recently and seek some guidance from the community. I am currently in the process of developing an Advanced Spotify streaming automation bot, leveraging my background as a Computer Science student majoring in AI and Machine Learning. The primary aim is to emulate human behavior, making it challenging for Spotify to distinguish between my bot and actual users.

Plus, I'm excited to announce that I have made significant progress, and the development is now at 70% completion. I've incorporated a range of human-like features, from natural navigation and interactions to lifelike listening patterns. But I'm not stopping here. I'm actively working on more enhancements to ensure the bot's sustainability in the long term by adding a multitude of human behavior functions.

However, before I'd proceed further into this project, I wanted to reach out to the community and ask if anyone has experienced success with effective Spotify streaming bots as of late 2023. I'm particularly interested in understanding the viability of profiting from such a method, considering Spotify's robust anti-bot technologies like Google Tag Manager, CrUX Dataset, and Cloudflare Radar. Interestingly, even with the inclusion of Cloudflare in their tech stack, my project seems to be holding its ground.

If you have any insights or success related to Spotify streaming bots, especially in the context of the recent developments in 2023, I would greatly appreciate your input. I am particularly interested in engaging with individuals who have experience in developing or running Spotify streaming bots/farms and are willing to exchange valuable insights. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions related to the development; I'm open to discussing any aspects of the project..

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rimurutempestx said:

I have roughly 5 years of experience in this game and managed to generate tons of streams on amazon music with manually interacting with accounts on a daily basis. Worked with a team of 4 people until end of 2021 and we managed to use 600 accounts at a time by checking remote server full of bluestacks emulated devices once in the morning and at night time.
The process was simple everytime, check if devices are running, if not restart the app (or in the worst case the whole emulated device) and play the library on shuffle, if yes just continue to the next remote sever and repeat.
Game changed in beginning of 2023 though and we had to switch to spotify which seems to have either a streams per day/ month threshold or a combination of hours played per day and interactions done with spotify.
In theory these interactions could be in the form of playing the library, adding songs to the queue, closing the app and opening a few hours later, streaming public playlists, skipping songs etc..
The problem I have so far is that my online tool is a macro recorder, since I don't have any experience in coding and programming so a fully automated system is really hard to achieve and will need a HUGE amount of test scripts until you find one that works.

Let's say I manage to make a 24h macro recording of me using spotify for a day, while streaming my own tracks from which I have over 100 live on spotify at the moment.
Do you think the algorithm would detect the interactions that are made from an account if they are made everyday, even if it are like 20000 different actions? (with action I mean everything like tapping on the screen, swiping, entering a letter, home button, adding to queue etc.)

If anyone wonders in the past I had over 5000 songs live at a time, but everything got deleted because of a stupid mistake with my automated song release script, which ran through on online artist name generator in the process of entering the metadata and used the name of real world famous artists 3 times out of 5000 uploads, which then led to my distributor (i didnt use classic independt artist distributors cause the flag everything over 500-1000$ a month in royalties) thinking I am trying to copyright fraud and closing my account and freezing my royalties.
With my old team we even had over 15k songs online at a time but that is another big chapter for its own.

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fralaco said:

Hey bro, do you think is better (in performance = more devices) to run android emulators or VMs over proxmox? To get as much different devices as I can
I got an i7 11700k ready to run as server, could we talk so i can clarify some things?

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rimurutempestx said:

Hi whats up.

I‘ve never tried VMs, but I still think emulators would work better than that in terms of data usage.

Besides that I am on the verge of discovering something completely new with Linux android emulation, since Linuxs seems to have some kind of native android support.
Didn’t try it though, I‘m thinking about starting a completely new farming system for months now but life is getting in it‘s way eventually.

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fralaco said:

yeah im on the same way as you! looking the best ways to get android emu also landed on linux based. if you want we can talk about it

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RudiBrudi said:

Hey I am also a programmer and worked in this Scene since 2021.
Spotify changed their game in end of 23.
I tested Emu, Real Device, Desktop and Web and a working on a soloution at the moment.
If you need help or want to exchange some knowledge hit me up.

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rimurutempestx said:

What's up!
Yeah sure, DM me so we can get deeper into it. Also u German by any chance? (just going by ur username haha)

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rimurutempestx said:

What's up!
Yeah sure, DM me so we can get deeper into it. Also u German by any chance? (just going by ur username haha)

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Soulmusic10 said:

Hi, I’m looking for someone who can help me stream my songs. I have done it manually using phones but eventually I got caught. Could you DM me so we can talk more about it?

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