Streaming farming is indeed still around, but as others have mentioned, it's become much more challenging due to advanced detection methods. I've heard that using residential proxies and rotating user agents can help evade some of these detection systems, but it's a cat-and-mouse game. Has anyone had any recent success with streaming farming on platforms like Spotify or YouTube, and if so, what strategies are working for you? I'm also curious to know if anyone has explored alternative platforms like Twitch or Apple Music. It's great that we're discussing this, as it's an ever-evolving space that requires adaptation to stay ahead. What are your thoughts on the current state of streaming farming, and are there any new opportunities or challenges that we should be aware of?
