This may have been asked before but I was wondering how views work. If I opened 1000 instances of tor browser to a youtube video and let the entire video play for all of these browsers, would I have a video with 1000 more views? What if I had 1000 different computers (obviously this is a ridiculous scenario) and opened up firefox and watched the video (so they all have different mac addresses but the same IP), would the video have 1000 more views?
Question about views
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imperial444
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- Jan 13, 2011
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Tor Ips are most likely blacklisted, why don't you try using view exchange services. It's pretty common
Okay makes sense. What happens if your video gets a large percentage of its views from blacklisted ips? Would they ban it or do those ips simply not count for views
"Okay makes sense. What happens if your video gets a large percentage of its views from blacklisted ips? Would they ban it or do those ips simply not count for views"
Question still stands
Also, are these services which offer large numbers of youtube videos committing legally punishable fraud? Could the owners of these services be sent to prison?
Question still stands
Also, are these services which offer large numbers of youtube videos committing legally punishable fraud? Could the owners of these services be sent to prison?
Macthetrix
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- Feb 21, 2013
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I guess those views wont count