Residential or mobile IP rotation with real browser fingerprints and sane request rates usually survives YouTube checks better than static DC IPs. I have seen Proxytee work well for clean rotating residential pools when paired with human like watch patterns and proper cooldowns.
Proxy setup for YouTube bots?
- Thread starter ponchovilla
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I completely agree that simulating real user behavior is key to avoiding YouTube's view bot detection. It's interesting to see the emphasis on using clean residential or mobile proxies, as they do seem to be the most effective option for mimicking organic user behavior. However, I'm curious to know more about the "warming up" process for ISP proxies - can anyone share their experience with how long it typically takes to establish trust with Google's algorithm? Additionally, has anyone had success with combining proxy setups with other strategies, such as optimizing thumbnails and titles, to grow views sustainably?
Al9xxx
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You have to use GB’s proxies or Mobile proxies. You’ll find out many sellers here selling for cheap but don’t trust anyone blindly, there are many scammers here. Best of luck
r2150523
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First setup 1000 browsers and do natural actions on them. Then see what happens when you send 1 view from each browser to your video. Do you know how much time it will take to setup a farm like this? All that to just get 1000 views per video.
You'll need 1000 ip refreshes and multiple mobile proxy locations. Or at least access to network with huge block of IPs plus a big mobile data plan. Probably someone can sell it to you or you can source it on your own.
You'll need 1000 ip refreshes and multiple mobile proxy locations. Or at least access to network with huge block of IPs plus a big mobile data plan. Probably someone can sell it to you or you can source it on your own.
r2150523
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I can buy 1000 phones for about $10k. Setup 30 a day. Connect to 5g network.
Isn't it enough?
jrmateja
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yes they actually setup as phonefarm. you can do research. it could be work.
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youtube's detection goes way beyond ip checks. they analyze watch patterns, mouse movement, scroll behavior, session duration, and even how the browser renders the page.
for bot setups, residential proxies are the minimum - datacenter will get flagged almost instantly. mobile proxies are better but still not enough if the bot behavior looks robotic. the key is making each session look human: randomize watch time, add natural pauses, scroll through comments, and don't just hit play and idle.
also rotate user agents per session and clear cookies between runs. even with perfect proxies, youtube will filter views that don't match organic engagement patterns.
for bot setups, residential proxies are the minimum - datacenter will get flagged almost instantly. mobile proxies are better but still not enough if the bot behavior looks robotic. the key is making each session look human: randomize watch time, add natural pauses, scroll through comments, and don't just hit play and idle.
also rotate user agents per session and clear cookies between runs. even with perfect proxies, youtube will filter views that don't match organic engagement patterns.
r2150523
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that's confusing advice...
you create browsers for each user and just act like a real user
you have to be consistent in your behavior for each browser profile
publicly available residential proxies are super easy to detect by company like google
you should look for private deals and dedicated proxies from a business partner...
Magic Networks
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Use antidetect browser with different fingerprints, human behaviour emulation and clean proxies with matching tcp fingerprints and udp.
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Rule of thumb is to always act as natural as possible.
Honestly any company with top security practice is going to catch you even if you are as close to human as you can be. I’m talking single laptop with USB tethering on a REAL browser and teamviewer remoting into the computer. It’s crazy. Somehow they always know. So the goal should just be to last as long as possible while being as natural as possible, while pumping out as much quantity as you can. That way if they catch one of your accounts, you might have some left over or some metric that counts
These days we have methods like anti detect browsers paired with OS spoofing paired with proxies and other methods such as rooting phones and editing headers in your settings. Proxies alone are not enough, but they are. Piece of the puzzle that help
Honestly any company with top security practice is going to catch you even if you are as close to human as you can be. I’m talking single laptop with USB tethering on a REAL browser and teamviewer remoting into the computer. It’s crazy. Somehow they always know. So the goal should just be to last as long as possible while being as natural as possible, while pumping out as much quantity as you can. That way if they catch one of your accounts, you might have some left over or some metric that counts
These days we have methods like anti detect browsers paired with OS spoofing paired with proxies and other methods such as rooting phones and editing headers in your settings. Proxies alone are not enough, but they are. Piece of the puzzle that help
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YouTube’s detection system is extremely advanced and constantly evolving, so I honestly doubt there’s any reliable way around it long term.
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Proxies alone won’t avoid YouTube detection. They can help with IP diversity, but things like behavior patterns, fingerprints, and traffic quality matter much more than the proxy type.
